Daffodil and EasySpeedy partner to promote "Daffodil CRM"

As part of its commitment to the CRM community, Daffodil Software today formally announced its partnership with EasySpeedy, a Denmark-basedUnix/Linux/ BSD hosting company.

With this partnership, users can avail of a ready - to - use, affordable, online CRM solution without having to bother about hosting related issues. Keeping in mind the vast customer reach of EasySpeedy, this move will help Daffodil in reaching out to clients in need of a hosted CRM solution, but are not keen to maintain their own server.

"This partnership will help us grow in the European market and at the same time will provide customers with easy access to the hosted version of Daffodil CRM (www.daffodilcrm.com)", commented Yogesh Agarwal, (CEO, Daffodil Software). "Simultaneously, this tie-up will add value to the product offering of EasySpeedy and will allow their customers to benefit from an online CRM solution at an affordable cost", he further added.

Giving his views on the tie - up, Peter L- Svendsen, (CEO, EasySpeedy) said, "The Daffodil CRM solution fits perfectly into our strategy of offering commercial andOpen Source hosted applications on our servers. Daffodil CRM is a strong offering in terms of functionality and ease-of-use, and Daffodil customers can now sign-up for a fully - installed ready-to-run Daffodil CRM dedicated server from EasySpeedy".

About EasySpeedy

EasySpeedy is a Danish Linux/BSD hosting company, specialized in dedicated hosting to customers world-wide. It is one of the first hosting companies to offer software based recovery and maintenance remotely over the Internet. Consequently, it is no longer necessary to have physical access to server hardware. This scenario could revolutionize the entire hosting industry, and EasySpeedy is setting the pace.

For more information about the company, kindly visit www.easyspeedy.com

Daffodil Software develops and markets a lineage of high-performance, affordable database servers and tools. Their mission is 'to offer cost-effective, high-quality, customizable data management tools and solutions that evolve with corresponding technology trends'. They also have a services division which is actively involved in offshore software development.

For more information about the company, kindly visit www.daffodildb.com

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