JetAir takes off with SifyM@il

India’s leading airline company Jet Airways recently migrated their email system from ccMail to Sify Enterprise Mail Server (SEMS) - an enterprise class eMail solution which is part of the SifyM@il suite of corporate messaging solutions. The new SifyM@il mail system leverages JetAir’s VPN to connect ticketing centres, cargo holds, alliance setups and Jet Airways’ offices across 77 cities over a secure channel.

JetAir’s mail system now unites all users under a common domain name (user@jetair.com), allows global roaming and, using the innovative SMTP Relay tool, relays outward bound mails without exposing JetAir’s internal mail server to the Internet.

India's first Tier 1 IP Network

Sify's IP backbone (SifyNet) is now India's first Tier 1 IP network infrastructure. Featuring Cisco's Gigabit Switch Routers (GSRs), SifyNet now has enhanced its capability of running terabytes of data with ease and a high-degree of reliability. Sify has also launched the SecureConnectTM series of IP VPN solutions, running on the foundation of our latest Tier 1 IP infrastructure.

Birla Management Corporation Chooses ExpressMeet

Birla Management Corpo-ration (BMC) - the strategic management and IT services arm of the Aditya Birla Group recently placed an order for ExpressMeetTM multimedia web-conferencing solution from Sify Enterprise Solutions. BMC plans to integrate ExpressMeetTM web-conferencing application with the group's existing knowledge management portal (adityadisha. com).

Major publishing house chooses Beacon to manage its WAN

Chennai based Kasturi & Sons Ltd. - publishers of ‘The Hindu’, and one of India’s premier media houses recently choose the pathbreaking new, Beacon Network Infrastructure Manage- ment solution from Sify for monitoring and managing its business critical wide area network (WAN). The criticality of managing the network’s uptime can be guaged by the fact that The Hindu’s IT network forms the foundation on which the newspaper’s regional editions feed off to deliver news to readers every morning. The Hindu’s operations are centralised with its publishing software residing on servers housed in their Chennai office. Its various publishing centres spread across most of South India and Delhi continuously access these servers for printing their local editions.

Beacon will help ‘The Hindu’ monitor and manage its servers, links, software applications and critical network elements for analysis.