Symphony Teleca Corporation is said to be the first company which focused on encouraging customers promptly develop, handle and support software for rising cloud and enterprise mobility solutions in the associated world, these is announced by Symphony Service Corp. and Teleca. With the approval of the boards of directors of both companies, their aim to create a truly global leader in terms of the transformation of software, enterprise mobility and connected devices with the help of the complementary strengths and capabilities of each company. Because of Symphony Teleca Corporation’s advanced range, scope and global capabilities improve its long-term credit for investors, clients and employees. The main drivers of the mixture are the rising adoption, massive market opportunity, growing influence of mobility and the cloud on software and software-enabled product development of enterprise mobility.
Dhawan stated that Symphony Teleca has bright leadership in the sites that define next-generation cloud and connected software applications, claimed as one of the top R&D capabilities that concentrate on enterprise mobility and software, also hires one of the most capable global services teams in the industry. Added to that, for those in the business where in using and making these software and software-enabled products in the associated world, this union will continue to give existing clients and new organizations with a clear services. It is about two well-known and capable global firms.
Founder, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Symphony Technology Group, Dr. Romesh Wadhwani said that establish clous, mobile and software technologies are the start of a expressive convergence and transformation, commercialized and operated within service-provider networks. It means its to increased complexity and exciting development, also a dynamic change within the market for enterprise mobility and software. Based on the report that came from Gartner Inc., expectedly a 9.5 percent increase in 2010 revenue of $244 billion and in 2011 worldwide enterprise software revenue to outrun $267 billion.Revenue forecast to range over $288 billion in 2012.
Stephen Drake, vice president of mobility and telecommunications, IDC said that for the users enterprise software needs, they demanding mobile access to enterprise applications and expect an app store-like environment. Added to that, CIOs and some IT organizations must discover some ways to secure, manage and support a countless mobile and connected devices, formats and platforms. To create and handle the next-generation of connected devices and enterprise mobility solutions, obviously there is a market need for service providers.
In today’s market, the ability of Symphony Teleca authorized software as a service and mobility. This combination of both companies are timely. Who can aid the selection of solution components, ongoing management and systems integration of mobility services, with the help of a expanding list of in-house and web-based applications, new and important requirements have evolve towards efficient support mobility services that’s why consumer devices continue to prepare their way into corporate networks stated by Ramanan Raghavendran, managing director of TH Lee Putnam Ventures and Board of Directors member, Symphony Services. Teleca and Symphony Services both have conclusive skills and expertise that supports the global organization’s next generation of mobility and software. They remain committed to our valued clients and will maintain to experience the same level of services they have come to lean on.
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