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WAN CONTROLLER PROVIDER ASTROCOM RENAMED "ECESSA".

Publication: LAN Product News
Publication Date: 01-APR-09
Format: Online
Delivery: Immediate Online Access

Article Excerpt
Astrocom, Plimouth, Minn., a leader in affordable WAN Optimization Controllers specializing in WAN and ISP link aggregation, load balancing, failover, and network security for small-to-medium sized enterprises (SME), has changed its name to (http://www.ecessa.com) Ecessa. Along with the new company name, Ecessa has appointed Marc Goodman as its new marketing director to lead all corporate and product marketing efforts.

Ecessa comes from the word Necessary, which incorporates the key concept of the necessary technology for reliable and fast WAN...

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