Infrastructure optimisation company, Supported Software, part of the JSE-listed Datacentrix group, has partnered with MB Worksoft Networking to take integrated data transfer solutions to the enterprise market. MB Worksoft Networking is a subsidiary of MB Worksoft, the software and services division of JSE-listed MB Technologies.
Supported Software will provide MBW Networking with product, technical support and middleware integration skills, while MBW Networking will link applications within organisation to provide secure and automated data exchange networks.
"By combining our abilities we will be able to provide large companies with connectivity of applications as well as data, linking them across any communications channel," says Francois Vetter, technical director of MBW Networking. "Services will also include automation and encryption, and the ability to create connectivity over Diginet, ISDN and even dial-up connections.
"The solution as a whole will give enterprise clients an integrated electronic business process solution they can source from a single entity," says Vetter. "Supported Software will provide the infrastructure integration and optimisation solutions while MBW Networking will build the applications."
"The nature of e-business solutions is becoming highly complex, and in order to manage it enterprises need to entrust their e-business strategy to one or two solution providers," says Supported Software MD Leon Theron. "Supported Software will provide the product and skills to deliver a single e-business solution."
Supported Software has provided data exchange infrastructure solutions for more than eight years, and is the local distributor of data exchange products from Sterling Commerce and Xcellenet.
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