MIAMI, July 27, 2017 /PRNewswire/ -- nexogy, a leading provider of cloud and managed services, has secured a 3-year, $320K Cloud Communication and Managed Services contract with a leading Health Care Center in South Florida. Today's win reflects the increasing pace of cloud communications and managed service adoption in the $217 billion managed services industry, and nexogy's success in delivering leading security services to protect today's businesses.
nexogy's technical expertise and deep access to the underlying technologies allow it to ensure that Secured Network's meet the unique needs of each customer.
Today's evolving threat landscape and increasingly complex IT infrastructures are progressively increasing demands on IT teams across the globe. As a result, organizations of all sizes are opting to simplify their operations and reduce overhead by outsourcing their IT security to service providers who can deliver best-of-breed options to meet their individual needs.
"Facing an increasingly hostile threat landscape, businesses of all sizes are struggling to ensure the security of their sensitive data and technology investments. These challenges are driving many organizations to seek out security service providers that have the technical expertise and advanced security offerings that can meet their unique business requirements," said Felipe Lahrssen, nexogy's COO.
The Health Care Center was impressed with nexogy's skill sets which were necessary to define, implement and operate appropriate levels of data protection and privacy-specific security controls in their network.
About nexogy
nexogy is a complete managed service provider that gives businesses the power to manage all of the communications from anywhere, at any time. nexogy has been providing cloud communications services to thousands of businesses since 1999, bringing new technology to your desktop and workforce, matched with outstanding support and customer service. For more information, visit nexogy.com.
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