Vembu Launching Two Cloud Solutions

Vembu Technologies Pvt. Ltd., provider of cloud-based data protection and content management solutions for MSPs and Managed Hosting Providers (MHPs), augmented its cloud strategy with two new cloud solutions, StoreGrid Cloud and SyncBlaze Cloud.

Vembu’s cloud strategy builds on the synergy between its data protection and content management solutions and strengthens its ability to deliver these solutions as a cost-effective managed platform.

StoreGrid Cloud is a secure online backup service for BC and DR for physical and virtual environments and SyncBlaze Cloud is an online content management service to store, share, sync, collaborate, access and administer all business content.

Sekar Vembu, CEO of Vembu Technologies, said: "With the release of StoreGrid Cloud and SyncBlaze Cloud, Vembu has created a compelling value for MSPs and MHPs to broaden their cloud based service offerings to businesses. This renewed strategy and associated product announcements are a direct response to the needs of our partners who want to significantly reduce infrastructure cost, improve time to market and boost quality of service for their customers."

Vembu’s existing partner base of over 3,500 MSPs and MHPs provides a launch pad to deliver a range of managed cloud based IT solutions to businesses worldwide. This announcement underscores Vembu’s current focus on cloud storage, online backup and cloud content management for SMBs and reinforces Vembu’s commitment to supporting the channel with a set of managed cloud IT solutions.

"I have been a satisfied MSP partner of Vembu for over 2 years leveraging their data protection solutions and offering a self-hosted managed backup service to my customers. One of the requirements from our SMB customers is for an easy-to-use file sharing & collaboration solution deployed on a reliable infrastructure," said Jason Thayer, CEO of Wintensive Technologies, Inc. "Vembu’s integrated offering precisely addresses the needs of our customers to store, protect and manage all their critical business content in the cloud."