HGC and Senvid Launch MioNet Lets Share service in Hong Kong
Hong Kong and Palo Alto, CA, November 1, 2006 - Hutchison Global Communications Limited ("HGC"),
the operator of the largest fibre-to-the-building network in Hong Kong, announced that the MioNet award winning remote
access and sharing solution from Senvid Inc. is a launch partner for the introduction of WorkTools@HGC, a network resources
collaboration partnership program. Business customers in Hong Kong will now be able to enjoy cutting-edge network-based
productivity tools with the guarantee of around-the-clock support from HGC.
Under the WorkTools@HGC program, new network-based value-added services branded as the "Lets"
product family will be offered to Hong Kong businesses. Services available at launch include MioNet described as
"Lets Share" which delivers high-speed file sharing between people or devices, and two-way
collaboration.
Peter Wong, Chief Executive Officer of HGC, said: "We are proud to be the first fixed-line network operator in Asia to
launch such an innovative program with partners like Senvid. Network operators should no longer compete solely on price but on
creating additional value for customers through innovative ideas. We reviewed many different applications and found Senvid and
the MioNet solution to deliver significant customer value at an excellent price point. We believe this strategic direction for HGC
creates a significant competitive advantage and dramatically enhances our service offering.
MioNet "Lets Share" functionality provides our business customers with one of the latest
productivity-enhancing applications. MioNet is the perfect complementary service for HGC as MioNet transfers data directly and
securely between computers fully utilizing the symmetric nature of our high-speed fibre network. Our customers can now collaborate
with the worldwide MioNet community of users who are currently sharing files, folders, and webcams. The successful launch of MioNet
"Lets Share" and WorkTools@HGC in Hong Kong also creates the opportunity for potentially extending
such services to our business customers in China and throughout the region," said Mr. Wong.
Lambertus "Bert" Hesselink, Chief Executive Officer of Senvid, Inc. said: "We are pleased to work with HGC to deliver Hong Kong
users award winning automatic and seamless shared access between computers so that business data is available at work, at home,
and while travelling - with MioNet, no file is ever left behind. The MioNet "Lets Share" capability
delivers two-way data and application sharing with partners, suppliers, and customers for instant online meetings, remote presentations,
and shared folders of forecasts, agreements, and other documents."
The key features and benefits of the MioNet "Lets Share" application include:
- Improve Productivity: Remotely control a PC, access any file from anywhere, or use an application on another computer.
All files and applications are securely shared and automatically available at work, at home, or while traveling no file is left behind since all computers act like they are one
- Increase Sales: Create online meetings to present and collaborate with customers from anywhere to anywhere
- Enhance Communication: Share files between all or some employees without having to buy a server
- Stronger Partnerships: Share files or computer screens with key suppliers and partners to coordinate schedules, forecasts, and any other documents
- Instant Security: Simple to set-up, easy to use, and extremely secure
For more information about MioNet "Lets Share" and WorkTools@HGC, please contact 1222 in Hong Kong or visit
www.hgc.com.hk/eng/bus_net_mionet.html
For enquiries, please contact:
Mickey Shiu
HGC
Tel: +852 2128 3107
Fax: +852 2187 2087
Email: mickeyshiu@htil.com.hk
Brian Miller
Tel: +1 650-496-1006
Fax: +1 650-496-1001
Email: bmiller@mionet.com
About Hutchison Global Communications Limited
Hutchison Global Communications Limited ("HGC") owns the largest fibre-to-the-building
telecommunications network in Hong Kong. Since its establishment in 1995, it has been fully committed
to building its own network infrastructure. With the scalability of its global bandwidth capacities and
direct links to networks in Mainland China, HGC provides instant connectivity around the world, including
Asia, North America and Europe.
Riding on HGCs advanced fibre-optic technology, customers enjoy leading-edge services such as Ethernet
symmetrical broadband access, corporate data transmission solutions, International Private Leased Circuit
services, Internet Protocol Transit services and quality local and overseas call services. Building on its
leading presence in Hong Kong, HGC is also establishing a strategic foothold in the global marketplace.
HGC is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Hutchison Telecommunications International Limited ("Hutchison Telecom").
Hutchison Telecom is a leading listed telecommunications operator (SEHK:2332; NYSE:HTX) focusing on dynamic markets.
It currently offers mobile and fixed-line telecommunication services in Hong Kong, and operates or is rolling
out mobile telecommunication services in India, Israel, Macau, Thailand, Sri Lanka, Ghana, Indonesia and Vietnam
For more information about HGC, see www.hgc.com.hk.
For more information about Hutchison Telecom, see www.htil.com.
About Senvid, Inc.
Senvid, Inc. is the maker of MioNet, an award winning solution that creates personal private networks for
small businesses and individuals. MioNet is the only solution that automatically creates a secure shared
network of a users computers in local and remote locations with the ability to share any file, any folder,
any webcam and even the view of the PC screen with others. With MioNet, no file is ever left behind.
PC World awarded MioNet a World Class award as one of the Top 100 Products of 2006. The company licenses
and markets MioNet directly at www.mionet.com and in partnership with leading PC peripherals manufacturers,
software applications, and Internet service providers. Senvid is a spin-off from Stanford University and the
team has been awarded 4 patents with 34 patents pending. More information is available at
www.mionet.com