Dax Networks Executes Nationwide Connectivity Project For CAMS

Dax Networks has executed a nationwide networking project for CAMS (Computer Age Management Services), a provider of Transaction Processing and Customer Care services to the Mutual Funds industry. Under this project, Dax’s Routing solutions have been deployed across the country in over 140 Investor Service Centres of CAMS that are connected in real time to the back office in Chennai.

Commenting on the successful completion of this project, Sudha Jagadish, COO, Dax Networks, said, “The CAMS project is yet another feather in Dax’s cap. Dax has served the Indian market for over 20 years and provided mission critical solutions to NSE, LIC, BSNL, AAI, Southern Railways, to name a few. The successful implementation of a nationwide network for CAMS stands testimony to Dax’s compelling value proposition that combines superior technical competence and cost efficiency. Dax looks forward to more such challenging projects.”

Elaborating on the execution of the project, Subashini Prabhakar, Chief Technology Manager, Dax Networks, said, “Following our highly structured pilot run, the implementation went through smoothly. We have multi service provider termination and hot standby option across 2 routers in each centre. CAMS is assured of 99.99% uptime and will be able maintain its SLA even in remote cities at a nominal cost. As CAMS is expanding with additional bandwidth between its data centre and disaster recovery site, we have started implementing 10G backbone bandwidth termination using our Layer 3 switch, DX-0524GT, between these sites.”

Speaking on the importance of this project, V Shankar, Managing Director, CAMS, said, “Technology and service delivery are the two most critical factors for CAMS’ success. 24x7 network uptime is indispensable for CAMS’ business. Dax has a very rich experience of networking in India and has offered CAMS smart and cost effective network solutions with the best SLAs. Dax has been and will be a significant partner in CAMS’ growth.”