Tuesday, December 28, 2010

Bbss


Bbss Sync is continuing its dominance as a critical enabler of today’s mobile and multi-device world. In late May, we announced that our SugarSync service was going to be made available in Japan. We had a hunch that the opportunity was going to be big, and our suspicions were quickly confirmed by the overwhelming response we received from the Japanese market.

Today we’re taking it to the next level and celebrating the official launch of a partnership with BB Softservice Corp. (BBSS), a division of SoftBank. By way of background, BBSS is the software division of SoftBank. SoftBank is the #1 Internet company in Asia with leading brands such as Yahoo! Japan, the iPhone distribution in Japan and Alibaba. All this, in addition to BBSS’s role as the largest software publisher in Japan.With BBSS’s broad distribution and resource base, this partnership will greatly benefit all Japanese users of SugarSync with enhanced offerings and services, including localized support.BBSS chose us as their partner for cloud-based sync, backup and sharing due to the richness of our product offering, our ability to scale, and our overall leadership in this space. (Thank you, BBSS!) Similarly, we believe that BBSS is an ideal partner to help us deliver on the exciting SugarSync vision in Japan, bringing our solution to even more consumers and SMBs.

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