Savvis Inc., a provider of IT infrastructure services based in the St. Louis area, has announced an agreement with mortgage industry software provider Ellie Mae, Pleasanton, Calif. Under the agreement, Ellie Mae will relocate and consolidate its U.S.-based information technology infrastructure into two Savvis data centers in Santa Clara, Calif., and Chicago. This will enable Ellie Mae to deploy its Web-based business services, including its Encompass Mortgage Management Solution, with greater efficiency and at a lower cost, Savvis said. "Savvis' global IT services platform has allowed us to consolidate and simplify our infrastructure by providing us with a streamlined and unified environment that not only synchronizes data more efficiently, but also offers a more consistent operation," said Jonathan Corr, chief strategy officer of Ellie Mae. The companies can be found online at http://www.savvis.net and http://www.elliemae.com.
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