L&T Infotech announces channel relationship with Intel

IT services company L&T Infotech today announced 'Cloud Connect,' a channel relationship programme with Intel to provide IntelExpressway Cloud Access 360 solution to enterprise and software as a service (SaaS) providers looking for cloud access security solutions.

PTI | April 19, 2011



IT services company L&T Infotech today announced 'Cloud Connect,' a channel relationship programme with Intel to provide IntelExpressway Cloud Access 360 solution to enterprise and software as a service (SaaS) providers looking for cloud access security solutions.

Intel Expressway Cloud Access 360 is the first solution suite designed to control the entire life-cycle of access security for enterprises and their clients connecting to cloud applications, a press release issued here said.

"Large-scale adoption of cloud computing in enterprises is hampered by lack of confidence in solutions in enterprise-grade access control that can mediate across multiple cloud vendors and services.

The solution addresses the concerns that these enterprises have by providing a robust enterprise-class solution," L&T Infotech's chief technology officer Abhay Chitnis, said.

The partnership with Intel for providing this solution will significantly boost the reliability and value of the solutions and services that we deliver to our end clients, Chitnis said.

"As Intel brings this solution to the market, we are selecting channel partners that bring expertise in SaaS, cloud security, and Identity Access Management.

L&T Infotech is a preferred channel partner due to its technical and solution expertise and reach within our target vertical markets," Intel Application Security and Identity Products Director Girish Juneja said.
 

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