What Does Mobile-to-Mobile Convergence (MMC) Mean?
Mobile-to-mobile convergence (MMC) is an innovative technology that helps mobile devices connect with various kinds of networks and automatically switch between a cellular network and Wi-Fi connection without manual intervention. It provides a replacement for standard cellular and wireless solutions.
MMC may be enabled on any mobile device with the appropriate hardware. For example, smartphones, softphone-equipped devices and cellular phones can use MMC to automatically switch between cellular and Wi-Fi networks.
Techopedia Explains Mobile-to-Mobile Convergence (MMC)
- Functionality with the current private branch exchange (PBX)
- Support for dual-mode devices
- Interoperability with a wide area network (WAN)
- Flawless roaming among cellular and Wi-Fi networks
- Uninterrupted use of an array of applications, such as voice, instant messaging (IM), customer relationship management (CRM) and email
- Potential management of a workforce that exclusively incorporates mobile devices
