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SAN FRANCISCO, CA -- (Marketwire) -- 11/15/12 -- Message Bus, pioneer of cloud-based infrastructure for email, mobile and social messaging, will showcase its Global Delivery Network and Discover cloud infrastructure services at the Cloud & Infrastructure Edition of SF Beta taking place tonight at 111 Minna Gallery in San Francisco from 6 to 9 p.m. PT.
SF Beta is San Francisco's premier startup mixer attended by leading founders, hackers, investors, designers, media, and others. Tonight's event is on two of the hottest topics in tech: Cloud & Infrastructure. It will focus on the future of the web and the backbone that powers it -- a theme that is on everyone's mind.
Message Bus' Global Delivery Network is a software service for enterprises, email service providers (ESPs), and application developers requiring the ability to effectively send and deliver millions to billions of email, mobile, and social messages per month. It officially launched last week following a successful 10 month beta program with 35 design partners including American Greetings, MyFitnessPal, and Telly. Message Bus' Discover is a free service that identifies entities that abuse a brand's digital reputation by sending unauthorized email communications.
"Sending multi-channel communications is a challenge as message types proliferate, requiring the need for infrastructure and expertise to ensure deliverability. On top of the complexity of sending email and other messages, identifying, mitigating and preventing messaging abuse is critical for organizations of all sizes," said Ken Cheney, President of Message Bus. "Preventing brand degradation has benefits that travel and reverberate through the entire messaging ecosystem. At the end of the day, every successful business struggles scaling to meet growing messaging demands and protecting their customers' inboxes."
Other companies showcasing their products tonight include Axcient, cisimple, Decisions on Demand, MediaFunnel, MongoDirector, NinjaMyApp, SocialPOV, Webpop, and WP Engine.
For more on SF Beta, go to: http://sfbeta.eventbrite.com.
About Message Bus
Message Bus provides a cloud-native application service for enabling and powering messaging across email, mobile, and social channels, helping to ensure deliverability of critical communications, transactional messages, and marketing messages. The company removes the burden and cost of deploying multiple messaging servers with a service available via SMTP or through a programmatic API. Market leading companies rely on Message Bus to manage the trust relationship between senders and recipients, increasing their message deliverability rates and revenues. Key benefits include lower cost to market, compliance to industry regulations, and protecting brand reputation. More information is available on the company's website: http://www.messagebus.com.
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