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Hinduja TMT chooses Extreme Network

By Our Corporate Reporter

CHENNAI MAY 8. The Bangalore-based MRO-TEK has announced that Hinduja TMT, a leading IT solutions company, has chosen Extreme Networks high performance Ethernet switching from MRO-TEK for their network infrastructure. MRO-TEK is the exclusive partner of Extreme in India.

"We realised that Extreme Networks switches offered by MRO-TEK had the best performance and reliability for our mission critical network," according to C. Subramanya, General Manager - Technology, HTMT. "The Extreme Networks solution offered by MRO-TEK has met our performance and capacity needs perfectly. They have provided excellent support services in maintaining our network", he added.

HTMTs network now features Extreme Networks Black Diamond core switching systems with summit edge switches. This platform provides high performance that HTMT was looking for. Extreme platform powers the HTMT Network at their 24/7 call centre.

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