LongJump Partners with Jamcracker to Deliver On-Demand Applications to International SMB Audience
As part of LongJump’s distribution strategy, Jamcracker will expand LongJump’s awareness and reach internationally to telecom providers and the service provider channels that are increasingly seeking turnkey SaaS solutions to offer to their existing SMB customer base. SMBs accounted for about one-third of the approximately $12.7 billion spent by North American and according to Saugatuck Technology, a Westport, Conn.-based research firm, SMB adoption of SaaS applications rose from 9% in 2006 to 27% in 2007.
“We are pleased to add the LongJump SaaS development platform and its suite of value added business applications to the Jamcracker Service Delivery Network,” said Steve Crawford, vice president of marketing at Jamcracker. “LongJump provides the most commonly requested sales and marketing applications, is highly customizable, and can scale as a business grows. It is a welcome addition to our ecosystem of on-demand services.”
“Jamcracker’s growing on-demand distribution network is at the forefront of SaaS service delivery,” noted Pankaj Malviya, LongJump’s founder and CEO. “This partnership places LongJump prominently within SaaS marketplaces and brings the LongJump platform and applications within reach of more business everywhere. Using LongJump, businesses and teams can share information, collaborating more efficiently and productively leading to increased revenues.”
LongJump’s suite of interconnected applications span core business functions, which provide better integration and similar functionality to larger application providers but at a more affordable price while still having the ability to scale as a business grows. Most recently, LongJump has extended its suite with powerful components such as the industry’s first cloud Database-as-a-Service (DaaS) and Workflow-as-a Service capabilities. Workflow automation is important to business because organizing and sequencing how work gets done can accelerate communication and collaboration between team members, across company departments and between suppliers and partners. Up until now, this powerful type of functionality has been previously cost prohibitive to establish, deploy, and maintain.
About Jamcracker
The Jamcracker Services Delivery Network enables Telcos, Internet Service Providers, VARs, MSPs and SaaS vendors to profitably deliver on-demand services to businesses of all sizes. Founded in 1999 by K.B. “Chandra” Chandrasekhar, the founder of Exodus Communications and chairman of e4e Services and Aztec Software, Jamcracker’s mission is to enable on-demand service delivery on a global scale. Jamcracker is a privately held company with headquarters in Santa Clara, California, and offices in Bangalore, India. For more information, visit www.jamcracker.com.