Ramco launches OnDemand cloud analytics solution

Solution to help customers go live on cloud computing

PTI | June 16, 2011




Software consulting and managed services company Ramco Systems, which is a part of the USD 875 million Ramco Group, on Wednesday announced the launch of their OnDemand-Analytics and Gateway products on Cloud computing.

Ramco OnDemand-Analytics is a pre-engineered solution by which the customers can go live on cloud computing.

Existing customers can avail the facility by a switch-on functionality while others would need to go through plug-n-play mode, Ramco Systems Vice Chairman, Managing Director and CEO P R Venketrama Raja told reporters here.

"With this launch Ramco is bringing a ready-to-use analytics solutions with benefits of Cloud model.. What we are offering is a low-cost high speed technology .. Many of our customers are already enjoying it..", he said.

Stating that customers can easily migrate to this solution, he claimed that the solution would benefit them.

Currently, the OnDemand business has about 300 customers, which the company expects would reach 7,000 users in the next 12 months, he said.

Raja added that they are expecting a topline growth of 20-25 per cent this year.

Ramco Systems, headquartered in Chennai, has 15 offices across USA, Canada, Europe, Middle East, South Africa.



 

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