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Aeris.net Launches New Web Services Provisioning and Bill Management

Aeris.net's AerFrame™ Provisioning Service Promises Faster Request Processing in Real-Time

NEW ORLEANS , Calif. - Mar. 14, 2005 - Aeris.net (http://www.aeris.net), the leading network provider for wireless machine-to-machine (M2M) communications services, today announced its new web services provisioning and bill management platform for subscriber devices promising faster processing of requests in real time. Aeris.net's new AerFrame Provisioning Services uses the latest Web service technology including SOAP, XML, WSDL, to transmit provision and bill requests over a secure TCP/IP connection. The new platform is the first key feature in Aeris.net's universal network being implemented. It is an enhancement of its existing method of provisioning devices using a batch file system as Aeris receives and processes requests in real time (approximately three seconds) without the need for human intervention. Previously, customers would have to document the devices they wanted to provision in a specific file format and then e-mail it to Aeris, which would then process the file and respond via e-mail again 15 minutes later.

"Aeris is the only cellular operator with a system that enables the subscriber to active a device and immediately have access to the network in real time," said Robert Schoenfield, senior vice president of marketing and business development at Aeris.net. "This new web service will better meet the needs of our customers in reducing their costs through allowing high volume applications to be activated in an automatic process."

Other features and benefits of the AerFrame Provisioning Service include: -- Ability to perform pre-processing error correction (validate error formats against an XML schema) -- Highly reliable, uses redundant servers -- All the benefits of the Web Services, including allowing software applications to be connected together regardless of language, platform or culture -- No additional cost as it is included in Aeris.net's network service pricing plan Aeris.net, the network for the wireless tracking communications industry, provides each client a personalized network of services and applications through its all-inclusive MicroBurst portfolio which promises customers a faster time to market and lower bottom line costs.

About Aeris.net

Aeris.net currently aggregates the networks of nearly 30 cellular operators throughout Canada, the U.S. and Mexico to provide the largest M2M WAN in North America. Designed from the ground-up to serve mobile and fixed short packet data communications, the MicroBurst network combines the existing wireless and wired infrastructures of today's leading wireless carriers with proprietary control channel technology to create a multi-carrier data network specifically optimized for M2M data communications. About Aeris.net Aeris.net is the leading provider of machine-to-machine (M2M) wireless network services. Aeris.net has integrated all of the critical elements necessary -- carriers, existing wireless and wireline infrastructures, applications, and proprietary two-way technologies -- to create the MicroBurst network: the largest M2M wireless network in the western hemisphere. The MicroBurst network is deployed over the aggregated infrastructure of 30 North American wireless carriers, covers over 350 million people, and seamlessly operates anywhere there is cellular coverage within the United States, Canada, and Mexico. Today, Aeris.net provides service to over 750,000 devices ranging from security and alarm panels to trailer tracking products. For more information, please visit the company's web site at http://www.Aeris.net or call 1-888-GO-AERIS.


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