Yukthi Systems - In the Media

Deccan Herald, Tuesday, July 22, 2003

Auditing of IT infrastructure helps organisations to get optimum output

Users at a business organisation complained of difficulty to logon to their customer's server through the VPN. Were they choking on bandwidth? Why was there a squeeze of bandwidth when the project team size had not increased? Bangalore-based Yukthi Systems, an IT Infrastructure services firm, was called in to investigate.

The firm installed tools to collect detailed statistics and found that unnecessary browsing by users was choking the bandwidth. The information and statistics provided as a result of the audit had enabled the management to make an informed decision, rather being pressured into increasing bandwidth.

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Friday, Apr 19, 2002

Yukthi optimistic on Linux market

WHEN Yukthi Software started in 1996 offering services on a Linux-based platform, there were few takers. Currently, there is a combined effect of more awareness of Linux and companies looking harder at cost-effective solutions that are driving sales of their solutions, according to Yukthi CEO, Mr Ramakant Jawalkar.

The start-up operates on a very small scale, but has managed to sell its solutions to companies such as Sony India, Home Trade Ltd, Aspect Development, Titan Industries, Aalayance, Blue Star Ltd, Customerasset, CTP, iSeva, Bharti BT, Verifone, and Tejas among others.

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[ THURSDAY, APRIL 18, 2002 12:31:54 AM ]

FROM research labs, academic institutions and the garages of nerds, free and open source software such as Linux and Gnu are moving into the corporate world.

Their progress, however, is slow. Though implementation and upgrade costs are high, corporate IT departments still prefer to buy commercial software. “What is needed is an attitude change — which is happening, albeit slowly,” say proponents of free software

The bolder ones among them are capitalising on this change by building business models around free software, hoping that the solutions they build using free components that linger on the world wide web will gain entry into the corporate world.

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