If you rely on Outlook to run your business—vCard contacts, emails, schedules, reminders, etc—then you’ll welcome the newest offering, SMSOfficer. SMSOfficer works with Outlook 2007 and allows you to send or receive text messages from your pc to any mobile.
It’s simple to use. Start out by registering your mobile number at SMSOfficer. It’ll send you a confirmation code and you’re ready to go. Send a text like you would a short email 160 characters are allowed. Once you sign up, you get 10 free texts and the next 250 will cost you $20. Replies to your text are sent your mobile. Having the ability to send texts, emails and schedule lunch all in one place certainly simplifies things, doesn’t it?
SMSOfficer.com In Their Own Words
“SMSOfficer for Microsoft Office Outlook 2007 is a service that enables you to send and receive text messages from Office Outlook 2007 as well as receive SMS text message notifications of appointments, contacts and tasks on any SMS text messaging capable mobile phone. Using this new technology, you have the ability to get the time-critical information you require when you need it, using software you know and the phone you already own.”
Why SMSOfficer.com It Might Be A Killer
SMSOfficer makes things more efficient. Why waste time trying to text from your mobile when you can do it directly from Outlook? Most offices use Outlook as their primary means of communication and it’s a great way to reach someone who is on the go.
Some Questions About SMSOfficer.com
Will SMSOfficer be of use, now that the age of the smartphone has come upon us? Will users want to pay an extra $20 just to sent a text message? How is SMSOfficer going to compete? 
