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Today’s scattered work force has left companies scrambling to address a
whole new set of networking pressures. Enterprise IT managers are tasked
with finding a cost-effective yet secure way to create a single unified
networking environment that includes the company’s corporate office, various
remote sites and a handful of dispersed telecommuters.
In an attempt to create a private and cohesive network infrastructure, many IT managers have pieced together a series of standalone equipment. These are often very expensive and are based upon proprietary hardware and custom
operating systems.
The end result of this implementation is a costly and cumbersome network
design that is difficult to manage and maintain. In addition, there are
scalability issues involved when adding new sites and applications;
essentially, a new hardware must be deployed every time a new service or
application is added. With this model, it is only a matter of time before
the IT manager is left to contend with a host of purpose-built equipment
that occupy precious rack space and slowly eat away at capital and
operational budgets.
Elina Networks, founded in May 2005, incubated at Indian Institute of Management (IIM), Bangalore is pioneering the effort in developing products and services tailored for Small and Medium-sized Enterprises. Elina Networks’ revolutionary network architecture provides a balance of security, performance, availability, and management. It delivers a network infrastructure on which distributed enterprises can transact their businesses, keeping pace with advances in technology and applications.Elina is set to change the way enterprises think about networks and
application delivery infrastructure.
ENPAQ, Elina's flagship product, is a flexible and highly customizable
software solution delivering comprehensive networking, application delivery
and management features. The solution is based on open-source vendor neutral
components, unified using Elina’s unique distributed management framework.
Since it can be deployed on commercial-off-the-shelf (COTS) x86 hardware,
the enterprises can leverage on the eco-system of hardware vendors for lower
cost of acquisition and support
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