Ensim Selects MessageNet
 

Ensim Corporation, a provider of user provisioning and access control software, together with MessageNet, a distributor for both software and hardware solutions, today announced that they have entered into a reseller partnership. Under the terms of the agreement, the company avers that MessageNet will provide  sales, marketing and technical support for Ensim Unify Enterprise both directly to end customers and through its extensive network of integrators and resellers throughout Israel.

The company explains that Ensim Unify self-installs in less than one hour and delivers instant savings by reducing the number of help desk calls by as much as forty percent, allowing enterprises to streamline Active Directory management challenges that include user provisioning, password management, and role management in a secure framework. In addition, Ensim Unify eliminates repetitive administrative tasks, helping improve workforce effectiveness and enabling IT departments in medium and large-sized organizations to focus on more strategic tasks, claims the company.
 
"MessageNet is our go-to partner for Israel, a region where we've seen an increased demand for our Ensim Unify platform," said Scott Young, vice president of marketing at Ensim Corporation. "With its own network of fully trained and qualified resellers, this partnership provides an opportunity to establish a greater presence in this region by putting Unify into the hands of even more users who can truly benefit from a solution that can streamline their most challenging IT administration tasks."

"The cornerstones of our business are credibility, professionalism and a high level of service, so it's a given that we expect the same from our partners," said Yaron Hamami, vice president of sales and marketing at MessageNet. "Ensim has a long-standing reputation for offering solutions that deliver on their promise and we are pleased to be able to offer and support their Unify platform through our partnerships with other resellers and system integrators."