MASERGY ADDS MICROSOFT AZURE TO ITS CLOUD MARKETPLACE

Partnership Reduces the Complexities of Hybrid Cloud Integration DALLAS – July 21, 2015 –  Masergy Communications Inc., a global leader in managed networking and cloud services, today announced the addition of the  Microsoft Azure cloud platform to its  Cloud Marketplace of service providers. Masergy has directly connected its global  Software Defined Network (SDN) Platform to Azure’s data centers. Enterprise customers now have reliable access to their Azure-hosted applications over Masergy’s high-performance network. Through the use of the Masergy network, customers can take advantage of quality of service (QoS) features to ensure optimum application performance and reliability. Masergy’s direct connectivity to the Azure cloud platform brings a number of advanced managed service features to customers, including: “Finding the right cloud provider to host applications and web services is only part of the equation,” said Tim Naramore, CTO, Masergy. “Organizations must also choose the best service provider to connect their corporate networks and data centers to the Azure cloud platform. Masergy simplifies this process by offering a fully-tested and predictable connection that ensures the application performance levels that businesses require.” More at www.masergy.com
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