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Service without break
Whether you have two servers in your office or 2000, they
ensure the network is always on.
Cubix Micro Systems are India’s leading players in KVM
Switch Solutions and Connectivity Solutions. The company which began as manufacturers
of connectivity switches used to create LANs and link computers with printers
is today behind the smooth functioning of thousands of computers throbbing in
the software centers of global and Indian IT majors.
These prominently include Infosys, Cognizant, TCS, Zensar, or IBM. Of course,
Cubix’ clients extend beyond IT sector and includes the likes of Bajaj
Auto, Tata Motors and many in the banking sector. Also on the clients list are
government departments, defense establishments and research organisations. In
fact Cubix’ solutions are used wherever there are computers in large numbers.
The company offers world-class Server Management Solutions to nearly 2,000 customers
from a variety of sectors.
Founded by Vijay Joshi and Nitin Naik in 1992, this Pune headquartered company
now has offices across India and services its clients out of Bangalore, Mumbai,
Chennai, Delhi and Hyderabad. The company has a network of 12 premium partners
in all metros and about 40 authorised channels to sell their products different
segments of customers.
Cubix draws its strength from its strong ties with Taiwan based ATEN International
who are known for their range of products including KVM switches, USB products
and VEGA products. ATEN are the largest shippers of these products in Asia.
The popular products Cubix sells are ATEN 2,4,8,16, Port KVM switches, LCD KVM
switches and a range of digital and analog KVM switches used for managing anything
fro two to 2000 servers in data centres and server rooms.
“We feel that apart from the entry level KVM switches, KVM over Net, LCD
KVM switches, KVM Over Net, Power Over Net and Serial Over Net range of products
will drive the future market in this segment and ensure a growth of at least
40 per cent annually for us, says Vijay Joshi confidently.
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