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SMX More Than Doubles User No With Single Sale to Times

PR Newswire | 14 Apr, 2011

AUCKLAND, New Zealand: Cloud-based anti-spam and anti-virus company SMX has signed its largest international deal to date with a sale to the Times Group - India's largest media conglomerate.

SMX Managing Director Jesse Ball says the SMX anti-spam and anti-virus email security service is now live throughout the Times Group, providing inbound and outbound email security across Times Group companies including public email services provided by various Times Group subsidiaries.

The Times Group is highly diversified and includes five daily newspapers; 31 magazines; 32 radio stations; two television news channels and one television lifestyle channel.

"This is certainly a lighthouse sale for SMX," Jesse Ball says. "We won the deal against leading anti-spam and anti-virus solutions, including the incumbent CISCO.

"Most important, the deal illustrates a sales and implementation model for SMX which is fundamental to our global growth plans. Our solution is running inside Times Group's network, on their infrastructure, under their brand, and under their management. Our solution was implemented in 2.5 days and includes full provisioning and billing capabilities; so Times Group can not only use the solution internally but also package the service to sell externally. SMX will support the solution remotely from our service centre in Auckland, with local support from our Indian market partner CMC."

Ball says that the Times Group contract is the first major fruit of a market partnership agreement with CMC Limited, a subsidiary of India's largest IT services company, TCS Ltd (Tata Consultancy Services Limited), and part of the Tata Group. CMC is based in India with a presence in USA, UK and the Middle East.

Archana Vohra, Vice President of Times Internet Limited, says: "We are proud to be associated with SMX. We were able to deploy the service for consumer email within days, prior to the contract being signed, allowing Times Group to trial the service before buying it."

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ABOUT SMX

SMX is a market leader in cloud-based email security, using the latest technology innovations to deliver an accurate and efficient email security service to customers worldwide. SMX was launched in February 2006 by co-founders Jesse Ball and Thom Hooker, and has grown rapidly to become a major player in the Australasian marketplace. More recently, SMX is experiencing rapid growth in emerging markets including India and South East Asia. Regional and international reseller partners include Fujitsu, Symantec, Message Systems and CMC India (a subsidiary of the Tata Group).

http://smxemail.com/aboutsmx.html

ABOUT CMC LIMITED

CMC Limited is a leading IT solutions company and a subsidiary of Tata Consultancy Services Limited, one of the world's leading information technology consulting, services and business process outsourcing organisations and a part of the Tata group, India's best-known business conglomerate.

http://www.cmcltd.com

For more information contact:
Natalie Moerdyk on
+649 307 8450 or
email: natalie@noble.co.nz.

SOURCE SMX Ltd

 
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