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BA Systems partners with Caps in Tamil Nadu
By siliconindia
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Friday, 08 August 2008, 00:58 IST
Chennai: BA Systems, Indian enterprise core and edge managed router manufacturer company has partnered to sell its products and solutions across the Tamil Nadu region. Established in 1993, Caps is one of the leading system integration in Tamil Nadu region, having expertise in catering to the technology needs of engineering, textiles, educational Campuses, and service providers.
"This partnership with Caps will significantly augment our capability to introduce our world class range of products and solutions for the education institutions, service providers, large Corporate throughout the Tamil Nadu region," said B Jagadish, VP, Sales & Marketing of BA Systems.
Suresh, Director, Caps said, "Some of the key challenges in front of Education Institutions are protecting their communications infrastructures from an increasing number of threats that include viruses, worms, information theft, and data sabotage. Institutions are looking for a cost effective network security solution that will closely integrate networking and security services at the device and network levels. It should provide secure connectivity, threat defence, robust trust and bandwidth bundling and management systems, network management and analysis and support for Multiple WAN Interfaces and Failover between Mulitiple ISP bandwidth service providers. Caps with the support of BA Systems is fully equipped and geared up to offers education institutions the most comprehensive integrated Routing & security portfolio for securing small, midsize, and large networks."
"Caps has been able to make good inroad into large Educations Institutions and Service Providers. They have successfully deployed our solution in prestigious institutions like Loyola College - Chennai, JJ College of Engineering & Technology, Tiruchirappalli, KK Institute of Technology, Coimbatore to name a few and have installed Proof of concept version in over a dozen college in a very short span of time." said Jagadish.
