Despite the economic downturn, J2 Software continues to show substantial growth and has opened offices in Cape Town and Durban to service its customers countrywide.
The company says the reason for this growth, especially in these trying times, is that executives are now realising the value of their limited resources and are seeking professional assistance to optimise their technology investments.
J2 Software provides solutions and services that enables companies to achieve cost savings, enhance data security and increase efficiencies. It allows its customers to better protect their information and technology investments with limited resources and minimum effort.
“It is our desire to help customers know what is happening with their information, teach them how to protect sensitive information and make sure that this does not fall into the wrong hands,” says J2 Software managing director John McLoughlin. “We provide simple solutions to increase user productivity and improve governance and compliance measurement. Our approach is simple and uncomplicated and we provide cost-effective solutions and services which save our clients time and money.”
He says it is imperative that companies protect their assets. “This means both physical resources and the information assets within the organisation. J2 Software has been able to assist its customers in achieving this and it is therefore important that we are able to provide the same benefits on a national basis, hence the expansion to Cape Town and Durban. I believe that this is more than likely one of the reasons why J2 Software has been able to buck the trend and grow during these uncertain times.
“Our customers will continue to receive top class service and support, but they will have the added benefit of local representation. This means our national clients will have even faster response times and we will be able to respond better to local market conditions with local feet on the ground. This also means our potential customers will have peace of mind knowing that J2 Software is committed and is investing in their area,” he explains.
J2 Software's expansion strategy will ensure that it is able to provide a focus within specific local markets. This will have a positive impact on its continued growth and also provide a national footprint in order to better service its customers.
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J2 Software is a leading South African IT security company. While most organisations are now starting to realise the impact of data theft and abuse of IT resources by employees, J2 recognised the need to protect against this activity some time ago. J2 Software was born after the founders identified an opportunity in the IT market in South Africa and the rest of Africa. They saw a growing need for information security solutions that were comprehensive, simple to deploy, easy to use and good value for money. After tireless searching and investigation, J2 Software was officially launched in 2006.
Shortly after inception, the customer list of J2 Software started to grow rapidly; and this continues to be the case to this day. J2 Software has provided services and solutions to numerous renowned, forward-thinking companies with sites running in South Africa, Angola, Botswana, Kenya, Malawi, Mauritius, Mozambique, Tanzania, Uganda and Zambia.
J2 Software provides solutions and services to various organisations that have a requirement to secure their sensitive information as well as implement, monitor and enforce internal security policies. In recent times, organisations are placing a far higher priority on the security, accountability and control of their most prized asset, their information.
Adding to this is the ever-growing pressure being placed on companies and their directors to maintain the security and control of the sensitive data of their clients, as well as the necessity to conform to various local and international compliance regulations.
With the continued rise of identity theft and confidential data leakage, the need for our product offering is not only and advantage, but an absolute necessity.
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