Ipswitch announced a partnership with RAH Infotech, a value added distributor (VAD) and solutions provider in the network and security domain in India, specializing in enterprise and application security and delivery.
RAH Infotech is one of India’s fastest growing IT VAD companies, introducing cutting-edge technologies to the market since its inception in 2005.
Through this agreement, RAH Infotech will distribute Ipswitch secure file transfer and network management software throughout India.
“India is an important market that has significant growth potential for Ipswitch,” said Alessandro Porro, SVP, International Sales APAC at Ipswitch. “The synergy between Ipswitch and RAH Infotech allows us to support this fast growing region with a further commitment to our channel strategy and expanding presence in India. RAH Infotech’s strong presence and excellent reputation makes them an ideal partner to deliver our IT management solutions to enterprises and channel partners across India.”
“We are excited about our partnership with Ipswitch which boasts a range of solutions that addresses delivery of 24/7 performance and security across cloud, virtual and network environments,” said Ashok Kumar, MD & CEO, RAH Infotech. “Their solutions help monitor and manage networks, servers and applications while helping meet regulatory compliance. This partnership with Ipswitch will further enhance RAH Infotech’s performance and security solution offerings to its partners and customers.”
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