Satyam partners with GigaSpaces

HYDERABAD: Satyam

Computer Services Ltd today announced that it has formed an alliance with

GigaSpaces Technologies.

The organizations will join forces to provide end-to-end solutions for

service-oriented architecture and grid environments.

Specifically, GigaSpaces will provide innovative software, while Satyam will

deliver leading implementation and IT services expertise in its partner's

software products. The results will include low-latency, scalable solutions that

will be especially useful for companies that rely on high-volume transactional

applications.

Two years ago, Satyam invested in a dedicated Grid

Computing practice. As such, it already features a highly trained team with

broad and deep expertise in this discipline, and unmatched familiarity with

GigaSpaces' technologies. Additionally, Satyam is establishing a center of

excellence dedicated to grid technology. Based out of Chennai, India, the Cente

of Excellence will provide professional services and develop proof —of-concepts

for the customers.

“Satyam has a vast pool of resources, plus substantial experience and

expertise in numerous vertical industries,” said Geva Perry, executive vice

president of business development at GigaSpaces. “This partnership will

enhance our capacity to handle large, resource-intensive projects smoothly. At

the same time, it will enable us to respond more effectively to significant and

growing demand.”

“Increasingly, organizations in financial services, telecommunications, and

other industries need applications that can address high-throughput,

high-performance transactions with a scalable architecture,” said,

G.B.Prabhat, director, Consulting and Enterprise Solutions, Satyam. “GigaSpaces

provides the infrastructure software that enables rapid construction of such

applications, reducing time to market and cost. And, at Satyam, we help

companies optimize the performance of these applications, to ensure that clients

receive the utmost return on their technology investments.”

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