Quantix nominated for 3 Oracle Awards

For the third year running Quantix has been nominated for the prestigious "Oracle Technology Partner of the Year" award. In addition, Quantix has also been nominated for “Best Technology Partner – General Business” and “Continuous Investment in People & Learning”, with the final results due to be announced at the Oracle Partner Awards in February 2008.

These nominations cap another very successful year for Quantix as an Oracle Certified Advantage Partner. High demand for its market leading range of Oracle Support Services has driven contract revenues upwards by 35% to over £4m, whilst the trend of substantial revenue growth from all Oracle solutions looks set to continue. Since completing an MBO in early 2007 Quantix has invested substantially in additional Oracle personnel & technology, so that its dedicated Enterprise Applications Practice now numbers over 30.

Simon Goodenough, Sales Director of Quantix, commented:
"Our partnership with Oracle continues to go from strength to strength and we are extremely proud to be nominated in three separate categories. Not only do these nominations endorse the customer focused approach that we take to delivering Oracle solutions but they also recognise our commitment, expertise and experience.”

About Quantix:
Quantix, an Oracle Certified Advantage Partner and Microsoft Gold Partner, specialise in the provision of enterprise applications support and managed services to the Mid Market. Incorporated in 2002, Quantix has seen consistently strong growth in its range of support services and can now lay claim to a managed services contract base of over £4m. Quantix has a turnover of £7m and currently works with over 400 clients across numerous vertical markets, including Finance & Banking, Transport, Public Services, Business Services, Retail, Utilities and Telecoms.

Quantix win Oracle Managed Service Contract with leading soft drinks manufacturer Gerber Juice Co Ltd

Quantix Ltd, the leading Oracle Support & Managed Services specialist, announces a contract win with major soft drinks producer Gerber Juices Co Ltd.

The return on investment offered by Quantix and its range of remote Oracle Support Services was fundamental to the contract win and the potential cost savings available from this method of outsourced database support are estimated to be in the region £100k per annum. Throughout the term of the agreement Gerber Juices will have access to extensive Oracle monitoring, Remote Oracle DBA Services, DR best practice & 24*7 helpdesk services.

Simon Goodenough, Sales Director at Quantix said: “Quantix are extremely pleased to have secured an Oracle Support contract with a dynamic business such as Gerber Juices. Prior to agreeing service levels we invested a lot of time in understanding their business issues and made sure that our core services would deliver the necessary return, both technically and commercially”.

The contract win also included support for a number of key Microsoft SQL Server instances and the medium term strategy is likely to see Quantix assist in migrating Gerber Juices to a virtualized environment.

Julian Sterling, Group I.S Director of Gerber Juice, commented: “Quantix Managed Services have given us the range, depth and access to Oracle skills that we require to support our key operational systems. They have done this in a thoroughly professional and appropriate manner. Our experience to date reflects the positive comments we gathered during our due-diligence process”.

About Quantix:
Quantix, an Oracle Certified Advantage Partner and Microsoft Gold Partner, specialise in the provision of enterprise applications support and managed services to the Mid Market. Incorporated in 2002, Quantix has seen consistently strong growth in its range of support services and can now lay claim to a managed services contract base of over £4m. Quantix has a turnover of £7m and currently works with over 400 clients across numerous vertical markets, including Finance & Banking, Transport, Public Services, Business Services, Retail, Manufacturing and Telecoms.