Hello everyone.
Jeff Kershner was kind enough to give me permission to post this message to the forum. Thanks, Jeff.
My name is Jeff Swearingen, I run a software company in Austin, TX called Enexity, you may have seen our SecureLink product elsewhere in the market.
The reason for my post is self serving, although I believe my company may be able to help some of the 3rd party vendors whose access has been removed by Reynolds decision to terminate all modem connectivity. We have received a couple of phone calls this week from vendors trying to quickly replace their remote access with a product that's easy and inexpensive for them and easy and secure for their customers.
A quick overview of our SecureLink product can be found here: Enexity - Standardizing The Way Software Vendors Support Their Customers
Essentially, we offer secure & easy remote support access to secure networks, it's used by over 15,000 companies & gives you access to telnet, RDP, web servers, etc. and has built in tools for desktop sharing and file transfer. Our primary industries are healthcare, financial services & government, but their seems to be an immediate need in this arena!
We also offer a product for the Enterprise (dealership) that enables remote access for 3rd party technology vendors, an overview of that product is here: Enexity - Standardizing The Way Your Software Vendors Support You
We can offer a special on an entry level package that's $5,000 for a turn-key implementation and full licensing for the rest of 2010.
Even if our product is not a fit for you, I'd be happy to give anyone my thoughts on establishing a remote access policy with your customers or vendors, which may help you avoid the pitfalls of setting up VPN connections or getting stuck with a WebEx or other desktop sharing type tool.
Thanks again for the opportunity to post this message, I'd be glad to speak with anyone about their particular use case & give an honest answer about our ability to help you.
Regards,
-Jeff Swearingen
Co-founder & CEO
Enexity, Inc.
512-637-8732 office
my e-mail is my first name at enexity dot com
