Today MessageSystems announced the launch of SparkPost: the world’s most advanced cloud email delivery service. Using the Momentum engine, SparkPost lets small and medium size companies have access to the tools previously reserved for larger companies.
Earlier this week MessageSystems announced a new cloud platform, SparkPost, letting smaller companies have access to the power of the MessageSystems’s Momentum platform.
MessageSystems announced this at their user conference in San Diego. There was a lot of great information from ISPs and Momentum customers presented at the conference. If you get a chance check out the conference tweet stream (#msusercon) and the tweets by their director of Industry Relations Len Schneyder.
Now everyone can use the Momentum engine to send mail and take advantage of the features designed for large companies to communication with their millions of customers.
MessageSystems is sponsoring a webinar hosted by Direct Marketing discussing engagement as part of delivery.
Read MoreThis morning MessageSystems announced they had acquired Port25 systems. These two platforms were some of the powerhouse brands in the email space. Momentum was the system used by big programs that needed precise control over all their mail from many different streams. Port25 was a lower cost but still powerful system that was accessible to many different size companies.
This acquisition gives MessageSystems the ability to address both market segments.
Port25 staff are all part of the acquisition and the software will continue to be developed and maintained as a separate product from the Momentum line. I, for one, am relieved to hear that. Port25 is a solid piece of software that meets the sending needs of many small and medium size companies.
Congratulations to the great folks at MessageSystems and Port25. I’m excited to see what happens with both programs under the same roof.