groupSPARK CEO To Speak On SaaS Industry At LT PACT 2007
Ravi Agarwal, the CEO of groupSPARK, will speak at LT PACT 2007 a Conference that brings together Hosting Industry Professionals. Held at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas from June 20-22 Mr. Agarwal will participate in the “SaaS and Your Profit Future” & “Solution Integration and SaaS” discussions panels.
BURLINGTON, MA – June 18, 2007 – groupSPARK, a Microsoft Gold Certified Partner and the leading Software as a Service (SaaS) provider of private label services including Microsoft Exchange Server 2007, Dynamics CRM and Windows SharePoint Services v3.0 announced today that groupSPARK chief executive officer, Ravi Agarwal, will be speaking at LT PACT 2007.
LT PACT 2007 will be held at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas, Nevada from June 20-22, 2007. The event brings together hosting industry professionals including customers, partners and the media to gain insight into hosting’s explosive growth and how to increase revenue with improved business practices. Attendees will also be able to network with industry leaders and can interact with the latest products in technology workshops.
Ravi Agarwal, groupSPARK chief executive officer, will participate in panel discussions entitled SaaS and Your Profit Future & Solution Integration and SaaS. These panels will focus on how companies can profit from SaaS services and what products and services are leaders in SaaS offerings. The discussions will also instruct companies on what to be aware of and what questions to ask when determining whether or not to deploy outsourced services and what types of companies are best suited for hosted services.
“groupSPARK offers a complete SaaS solution and can provide a high-value, profitable service to companies who want to take advantage of the explosive growth in the hosting industry,” stated Ravi Agarwal, chief executive officer of groupSPARK. “According to analysts, the hosted Microsoft Exchange Server market alone will grow by $600 million over the next year and we want to make companies aware of how they can participate.”
groupSpark Website: http://www.groupspark.com/
Shared Exchange hosting: http://www.groupspark.com/Shared_Servers.htm
About groupSPARK
Located in Burlington, Massachusetts, groupSPARK is the leading provider of SaaS services, such as Microsoft Exchange Server 2007, SharePoint Services v3.0, and Dynamics CRM, which can be completely private labeled and resold by partners as a part of their own product offerings saving hundreds of thousands of dollars in development and support costs.
Its partners utilize groupSPARK’s turnkey private label platform to provide hosted services to their users in minutes. Partners are able to address scalability and uptime concerns by leveraging groupSPARK’s 100% uptime SLA, 24×7 U.S.-based support and proactive hardware and software monitoring capabilities.
Contact Info:
Lisa Masiello
groupSPARK
781-273-6248 x652
lmasiello@groupspark.com
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