NIIT Technologies Partners With C-DAC For SaaS Delivery
Alliance to offer value added application services for the Government sector.
NIIT Technologies has announces its partnership with the Centre for Development of Advanced Computing (C-DAC), Noida, to offer value added application services through the Software as a Service mode of delivery.
NIIT Technologies recently launched its ''Software as a Service'' (SaaS) offering and has tied up with C-DAC, Noida to host their applications. C-DAC, Noida has a data centre at its Noida premises which will be leveraged to provide multi-tenanted enterprise solutions on demand to customers in the Government and Corporate sectors.
To begin with, NIIT Technologies will offer its Procurement solution ''Procure Easy'' through C-DAC's hosted facility. Procure Easy is built on a framework of an end-to-end e-Procurement solution.
C-DAC (Noida) stated, ''C-DAC was aiming to extend the facility of its data centre to Government organisations which may not have the adequate facilities/ set up or the requisite technical manpower in the field of IT. NIIT Technologies came at the right time to extend the potential of our data centre offerings through the provision of value added services for NIIT Technologies' SaaS offerings. C-DAC, Noida along with NIIT Technologies has brought out an eProcurement solution for such type of organisations.''
C-DAC (Noida) added, ''C-DAC''s data centre at Noida is equipped with the requisite latest state-of-the-art data security standards and protocols which is readily scalable and highly reliable. C-DAC infrastructure complements the multi-tenanted service model of NIIT Technologies' SaaS offering.''
Arvind Mehrotra, senior vice president and head - APAC & India, NIIT Technologies said, ''Through our innovative and compelling process-based SaaS offering, we believe C-DAC, Noida is the perfect partner to extend our portfolio of on demand enterprise solutions to our targeted customers.''

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