Trivnet appoints Irwan Owen as Vice President of Sales – June 1 2008

Mr. Owen joins Trivnet with over twenty years of international experience in computing, web and mobile technologies. Most recently he served as executive Vice President sales and business development at Red Bend Software Ltd., turning the company into the recognized leader for over-the-air software updating with greater-than 60% market share. Read More >>

Trivnet launches the TRIV Platform™ - January 28 2008

The TRIV Platform™ is built upon Trivnet’s ten years of market and development expertise, bringing together all the Trivnet commerce and payment offerings onto a single platform. The platform enhances Trivnet’s ability to create and manage commerce and remittance networks by providing a unified environment for all transaction services, including advanced integration and service management capabilities. Read More >>

Indonesia’s Smart Telecom Selects Trivnet - Dec 17 2007

Trivnet, a leader in mobile remittance and commerce services, announced today that it has been selected by PT Smart Telecom, a mobile telecom provider in Indonesia, to enable new interactive mobile payments, commerce & remittance services. This will include mobile banking, payments, top-up, marketing and loyalty programs. Trivnet will provide Smart with a turn-key managed service solution based on its TRIV Platform™. Read More >>

Amit Mattatia appointed as TRIVNET President & CEO - Dec 10 2007

Amit Mattatia joins Trivnet with over 20 years of experience in telecommunications and IT. As VP and General Manager at Comverse Ltd., he turned around its MMS business and was promoted to head its entire IP Messaging line of business. As CEO of Speedwise Ltd., he brought the company to leadership in Internet optimization over wireless networks. Before that, as deputy GM and co-founder of the Compaq Israel subsidiary, he grew its business from $8 million to $40 million in 3 years, merged it locally to DEC Israel and served as Head of Marketing until the joint entity reached sales of $300 million. Read More >>