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IBM Signs data center agreement with iYogi
IBM will build a robust and scalable infrastructure for iYogi’s Global Delivery Platform InformationWeek News Network, February 24, 2010
IBM recently announced that it has signed a data centre agreement with iYogi, the world’s-fastest growing provider of comprehensive direct-to-consumer and small business remote tech support.  The implementation will enable iYogi to scale its hardware infrastructure to address the growing business demand for its remote tech support services across the globe.

“As the world’s fastest growing provider of comprehensive online technical support, we have ambitious growth plans. We are confident that our partnership with IBM will provide us with the competitive advantage we need to maintain our leadership position,” said Ravi Neb, VP of Technology at iYogi.

The data center solution deployed by IBM will host iYogi’s comprehensive set of applications and tools for tech support as well as its comprehensive knowledge base. iYogi’s dynamic knowledge base grows with thousands of daily customer interactions, documenting every problem, solution and relevant hardware and software specs, while capturing each customer's demographic information and behavioral profile. IBM continues to command a strong leadership in the data center space and has built over 300,000 sq ft of raised floor data center space in the country. The company has already deployed data centers for over a dozen clients in India.

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