Cortex launches new site

Cortex launches new site

19-Jul-07, Auckland – EMS- Cortex, an IT company with over 10 years experience in servicing telecommunications and service providers, today launches its new website.

The revamp of the EMS- Cortex website (www.ems-cortex.com) will let visitors, potential customers and decision makers explore an informative, illustrative and user friendly website. The new site will help them discover and rediscover the smart Cortex control panel for provisioning and managing hosted services. It will also allow a good opportunity for hosters wishing to move into higher valued hosted services to learn more about the Cortex automation platform and its architecture.

“The EMS- Cortex website is now more user-friendly, more informative and focused more on services and applications provisioned and managed by Cortex. Screenshots and real life customers’ testimonies illustrate the features and benefits of opting for the Cortex control pa nel.” says Frederique Abbott, Marketing Manager, EMS- Cortex.

Later this month, EMS- Cortex will be present ing the latest release of its flagship control panel product, Cortex v7, featuring improvements as well as support for Microsoft Exchange 2007 and SharePoint Services 3.0. From July 23 rd -25 th , EMS- Cortex will be exhibiting (booth # 718) at HostingCon 2007, the definitive Web Hosting conference. It's the largest gathering of hosted services professionals in the world (http://www.hostingcon.com/ems-cortex ).

About Cortex The Cortex provisioning platform brings a new level of accessibility to the managed services market by offering a flexible and affordable option for solutions based on Microsoft Hosted Messaging and Collaboration and additional value-add applications. Cortex enables telecoms, ISPs and service providers to streamline provisioning and reduce operational costs, reduce customer churn, engage additional distribution channels and reduce time-to- market for new hosted services. For more information, visit www.ems -cortex.com . ###

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