Partnership to Provide Portable Wireless Mesh Solutions in India

Rajant Corporation has announced a partnership agreement with India's SMR Solutions Pvt. Ltd., a multi-service technology integrator based in New Delhi, India. The partnership will leverage each company's unique strengths in wireless networking and applications to deliver a comprehensive solution for first responders, military and mining companies."We are very happy to be in partnership with Rajant," said Santosh Kumar Giri, managing director of SMR Solutions. "Rajant's wireless solutions fit in nicely with our current offerings from Dell, HP and Fujitsu. The BreadCrumb system is perfect for the Indian government and commercial sector, where portable, rugged and reliable wireless systems are required. We are looking forward to serving the Indian and South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation (SAARC) markets in partnership with Rajant."

According to IDC, the domestic Information Technology market in India grew by 22.4% in 2006 and the year-on-year growth in 2007 is estimated to be 21.5% in 2007, making it the fastest growing market in the Asia-Pacific region. In addition, local governments in India are aggressive in utilizing technology to meet the demands of emergencies and disaster recovery.

"Rajant is proud to be part of the SMR Solutions family," said Glenn Booth, vice president of marketing for the Rajant Corporation. "SMR Solutions has a large installed base of satisfied customers and we are certain that we can make many more together. SMR Solutions has the perfect combination of technical expertise and integration experience that every manufacturer looks for in a new market."

Rajant's BreadCrumb Wireless solutions provide portable, reliable, and adaptable networks for mining, homeland security, U.S. military, first responders, public safety and heavy equipment communications. BreadCrumb technology provides voice and data communications across a meshed, self-healing network that can communicate with IP based client devices such as laptops, PDAs, video cameras, satellite terminals, networked radios and sensor devices.