Global Technologies Investment Keeps on Leading Mobile Payment Technologies and Market Development in Latinamerica

Wellington, FL, July 31, 2008 --(PR.com)-- Global Technologies Investment, Inc. has announced today that the platform of SMI (Mobile Integrated Services) was released and the company is starting to promote it through several channels.

The system is a state of the art fusion of many platforms that they had working separately: MHS (m-Money Platform), TrackOne (Satelite Tracking Systems), Track and Trace (Inventory/Invoices/Orders/Delivery Control for Distributors and Retailers), and MobiMedia (Direct Communication Channel to Distributor, retailer and consumer via cell phone)

It is a brand new, highly secured platform, that was designed to solve problems of the distribution companies that serve retailers in many industries like beverages, tobacco, dairy, among others; always using low budget equipment like the regular cell phones available in the market.

“We have developed relationships in the Latin-American region, relationships that led us to partner and incorporate new subsidiaries in the region to setup and operate mobile payment systems” said Enrique Pallares, Executive Director of the company.

Global Technologies Investment, Inc. has been working in the development of a Latin-American Mobile Money Network (MMN) with the intention to link the local operations and enable customers to transact regionally. “…. In a globalized world, we must create the means and offer the tools to offer our customers what they require”, Pallares said.

The company has been working diligently in several countries in association with various groups and banks.

“We also want to announce that we have signed partnership agreements with Eprotel and Microbit in Venezuela. These companies belong to well known businessmen that have had a long and successful track record of business development and wealth creation. Arnaldo Gonzalez and Enrique Garcia are two of the main partners in the new venture we have and they were founder and CEO respectively of the leading mobile phone operator in Venezuela, that later was sold to one of the largest European operators working in Latinamerica” said Enrique Pallares.

“…..Finally, let me tell you that we are convinced that with the strong and unique technology development laboratory that we have, and the correct commercial and business associations that we are building, soon we could announce a bigger and stronger MMN capable of doing m-Payments, m-Transactions and m-Remittances for our customers and partners. Geographical boundaries will not be an issue and a new process of bancarization will born in the region. We are very proud of it”.

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