Horizon Data Center Solutions Launches Secure Cloud Computing Platform Called FlexSafe Cloud, Expanding their Infrastructure as a Service Business

Dallas, Texas (PRWEB) September 14, 2009

Horizon Data Center Solutions, a leading data center and IT flexsourcing firm serving businesses and government agencies with colocation, disaster recovery and managed IT services, has launched its cloud computing solution, called FlexSafe Cloud.

FlexSafe Cloud is a private, secure approach to cloud computing that meets the needs of organizations that want the flexibility, scalability and cost savings of virtualization, but that also require the security of a private computing platform.

FlexSafe Cloud is part of Horizon’s strategy to fill a gap in the marketplace by providing flexible, full-service IT outsourcing options that can serve the enterprise client as well as small and medium sized businesses. The company pioneered the concept with its DCFlexSpace colocation model and has continued to expand available IT services to meet client demand.

Horizon says the FlexSafe Cloud delivers immediate benefits for Software as a Service (SaaS) companies, e-commerce businesses with applications that experience fluctuating transaction volumes, financial firms, government agencies, and other entities that want the greater efficiencies and cost savings of virtualization without giving up security.

Chuck Smith, Executive Vice President with Horizon and the company’s Chief Marketing Officer, says that, while the industry debates the actual definition of cloud computing, Horizon has adopted the NIST (National Institute of Standards and Technology) working definition, with its key characteristics of on-demand self-service, ubiquitous network access, ability to rapidly scale resources and pay on a measured-usage basis.

“Our growing list of federal clients made it a logical decision to adopt the NIST working definition of the cloud,” says Smith.

Smith says the FlexSafe Cloud is highly scalable and based upon Horizon’s Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) offering. Beginning with Tier III data centers, the Horizon IaaS solution is built on leading edge technology providers like Above Net, Cisco, F5 Networks and HP. The FlexSafe Cloud service is virtualized using VMware, and provides the High Availability (HA) performance and security levels required by enterprise data center customers. HDCS currently has two DFW area data centers, providing fast, reliable data backup and replication solutions.

“We believe that the large public cloud providers like Amazon and Google have done an excellent job of supporting the testing and development world, so there’s no need for us to pursue the public cloud. For government and enterprise clients, private clouds are where we can add significant value,” Smith says. The company will also offer community cloud solutions for entities with multiple businesses.

Horizon CEO, Lance A. Smith adds, “Our current clients appreciate our highly secure, reliable data center infrastructure and have asked us to provide this service. We are pleased to extend our relationships with them, while at the same time offering an option that represents our continued charge to fill the gap in the IT outsourcing market between the very large, global IT outsourcing companies and traditional hosting companies. With the FlexSafe Cloud option, the latest development in our fast-paced growth strategy, Horizon continues to be among the leaders in the data center market.”

For more information, contact Chuck Smith, Chief Marketing Officer, at 214 556 4138 or Connie Holubar at 903 880 8217. Corporate offices for Horizon can be reached at 972 509 0110.

About Horizon Data Center Solutions (HDCS)

Horizon Data Center Solutions is a premier data center and managed services provider. The company works with enterprise clients that run extensive Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) and Customer Relationship Management (CRM) applications that require significant storage and mission-critical reliability, as well as small and medium sized businesses that appreciate the same. For more information, contact HDCS at 866.620.7516. http://www.horizondcs.com.

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Adaptive Computing Offers the Next Generation of High-Performance Computing with Moab HPC Suite 7.0

Provo, Utah (PRWEB) March 13, 2012

Adaptive Computing (http://www.adaptivecomputing.com), managers of the worlds largest supercomputing systems and experts in intelligent HPC workload management software solutions (http://www.adaptivecomputing.com/products/hpc-products/), today announced the availability of the Moab HPC Suite 7.0 (http://www.adaptivecomputing.com/products/hpc-products/moab-hpc-basic-edition/whats-new/), its new, enhanced data center system offering designed to improve IT service delivery. Moab HPC 7.0 is designed to boost system productivity and hardware utilization rates, delivering a seamless scheduling and balancing of workloads.

The new HPC suite is powered by Moab, Adaptive Computings patented workload management technology, designed to prevent service failures by correctly deploying applications and infrastructure elements, and optimizing hardware to reduce costs.

In todays economic climate, its vital that businesses be able to maximize their investments and get the most of their resources, said David Jackson, founder and CTO, Adaptive Computing. The new version of our Moab HPC suite introduces enhanced capabilities surrounding scalability, reliability and productivity — providing customers with the best-in-breed workload management solutions currently available on the market.

Moab HPC Suite 7.0 introduces several new features to enhance the HPC experience:

The TORQUE 4.0 job resource manager has been developed to improve scalability management as resource needs intensify. TORQUE allows users to save time as they initiate tasks with Job Radix, running jobs spanning up to hundreds of thousands of nodes. It also improves network communications by utilizing TCP to transfer data between nodes and more efficiently distributes communications.

New job cancellation policies enhance the efficiency of the system by eliminating the remaining sub-jobs once the solution is found.

Because users have differing database preferences, Moab 7.0 incorporates additional ODBC-compliant database support for PostgreSQL and Oracle, among others.

Additional Enhancements

Adaptive Computing Offers the Next Generation of High-Performance Computing with Moab HPC Suite 7.0

A Small Business Guide to Cloud Computing Produced by Cloudserve Ltd

(PRWeb UK) January 22, 2010

Whilst more and more small businesses are adopting Cloud computing services, it is fair to say that most small businesses are still unsure of what Cloud computing is. How does it relate to their specific business sector, what are the benefits to be obtained and how easy is it to transfer from current systems? The Cloudserve Guide to Small Business Computing provides the answers to these questions in easy to understand and non technical language, allowing small businesses to appreciate the advantages that can be expected from this new and fast growing technology.

Cloud computing is a natural evolution of business computing driven by the increasing availability of fast and reliable internet connectivity and the ability to share low cost, external data centres that are already well established. It can now be used to provide the majority of IT resources commonly required by small businesses.

The benefits compared to traditional on-premise IT solutions include cost savings of up to 50%, minimal capital outlay, continuously upgraded services, reduced management time, the flexibility to scale capacity up and down as required and easy access from home or when travelling

All aspects of IT resources are now being delivered by this new service including application software delivery, email and collaborations services, data storage, online backup, remote access and disaster recovery. There is no longer the need to manage these IT resources in-house. Many companies are moving away all together from running in-house PC and Server equipment by utilizing a mix of Cloud computing services including hosted desktop and hosted server resources. A recent statement by Gartner, a leader in Technology research and analysis recently predicted that Cloud computing will become so pervasive that by 2012, one out of five businesses will own no IT assets at all!

Rather than moving wholesale to Cloud in one big leap, most small businesses will move gradually in this direction by incrementally adopting specific Cloud computing solutions alongside their existing in- house systems. Certainly businesses that have already made investment in house infrastructure will want to achieve a return on these investments. It is when business requirements change or when equipment replacement is required that adoption of Cloud services makes good commercial sense

Interested in finding our more? Cloudserve Ltd a leading UK provider of Cloud computing services has released a Small Business Guide to Cloud Computing. It is available free from the home page of its website at http://www.cloudserve.co.uk or by calling 0800 327 7802.

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Adaptive Computing Offers the Next Generation of High-Performance Computing with Moab HPC Suite 7.0

Provo, UT (PRWEB UK) 23 March 2012

Adaptive Computing, managers of the worlds largest supercomputing systems and experts in intelligent workload management software high-performance computing solutions, today announced the availability of the Moab HPC Suite 7.0, its new, enhanced data center system offering designed to improve IT service delivery. Moab HPC 7.0 is designed to boost system productivity and hardware utilization rates, delivering a seamless scheduling and balancing of workloads.

The new HPC suite is powered by Moab, Adaptive Computings patented workload management technology, designed to prevent service failures by correctly deploying applications and infrastructure elements, and optimizing hardware to reduce costs.

In todays economic climate, its vital that businesses be able to maximize their investments and get the most of their resources, said David Jackson, founder and CTO, Adaptive Computing. The new version of our Moab HPC suite introduces enhanced capabilities surrounding scalability, reliability and productivity providing customers with the best-in-breed workload management solutions currently available on the market.

Moab HPC Suite 7.0 introduces several new features to enhance the HPC experience:

The TORQUE 4.0 job resource manager has been developed to improve scalability management as resource needs intensify. TORQUE allows users to save time as they initiate tasks with Job Radix, running jobs spanning up to hundreds of thousands of nodes. It also improves network communications by utilizing TCP to transfer data between nodes and more efficiently distributes communications.

New job cancellation policies enhance the efficiency of the system by eliminating the remaining sub-jobs once the solution is found.

Because users have differing database preferences, Moab 7.0 incorporates additional ODBC-compliant database support for PostgreSQL and Oracle, among others.

Additional Enhancements

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Cloud Computing embraced in Denver By Mission Critical systems

Denver, CO (PRWEB) September 14, 2010

Denver IT company launches cloud computing initiative

Much as the Internet burst on the scene and rapidly altered the landscape of global communication, so is cloud computing replacing on-site based servers and systems.

Companies like Denver-based Mission Critical Systems (MCS) are perfectly positioned for this shift, given their experience and understanding of traditional on-site infrastructure development, management, and maintenance.

The beauty of cloud computing is that its not an all-or-nothing proposition, notes Mission Critical Systems General Manager Gene Smith. Were working with companies looking to migrate slowly from their on-site servers to individual applications and software hosted on the Web. And, were talking with others prepared to move aggressively on transitioning their entire company infrastructure into the cloud.

To offer a foundation for informed decision-making in this arena, MCS is addressing cloud computing pros and cons in an Oct. 6 noon-hour webinar.

Notes Smith, Typically, people are concerned about security, transitional disruption and accompanying loss of productivity, and perceived loss of control that occurs when the server is no longer on premises. We aim to reassure people and make them feel comfortable with this prospective change, while also emphasizing that time is of the essence.

Some estimate that on-premise Microsoft Exchange servers will vanish in as little as two years, replaced by Exchange in the Cloud. Obviously, cloud computing isnt going to vanish into thin air.

Cloud computing can scale economically to many sizes and scopes of challenges, all while effectively commoditizing the back office IT function at lower and more predictable cost. However, just as no company would purchase an on-site server without first evaluating capacity, speed, reliability and the like, companies need to marry their requirements to the most appropriate cloud computing model.

Bandwidths, proprietary software and cloudless partners are three issues to review closely before making the cloud commitment. Bandwidth requirements may be too large for the cloud. Some proprietary software isnt compatible. And, companies should make sure that going to the cloud wont create conflicts with cloudless partners, Smith points out.

In the one hour webinar on October 6th at 12:00 MDT, the firm will address:

1) The origins and drivers of cloud computing

2) What cloud computing means for the SMB community. Especially for small businesses, cloud computing can Lower costs and provide business advantages–eliminating the need for purchase and maintenance of expensive on-premise servers requiring spam protection, redundant power supplies, physical space, electricity, air conditioning, and more.

3) Reliability, security, performance and other concerns. Make sure to review Service Level Agreements and End User licensing agreements for every cloud computing service chosen, to make sure performance expectations are addressed.

4) How the cloud also can greatly simplify execution of a disaster recovery plan. (Youll still want to have redundant backup on tape, flash drive or other media.)

5) Saving money and reducing risk and wasted time. Instead of spending $ 15,000 on a new Exchange server and $ 500 per month maintaining it, host the service in the cloud for $ 2,400 down and a reasonable maintenance cost.

6) How to transition to the cloud with no interruptions. Moving to the cloud is not an all-or-nothing choice. For instance, you can move to a cloud solution to meet customer relationship needs while maintaining an on-premises server. Later, you can commit to a cloud server.

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New Article: How Does Cloud Computing Work? Available from eMazzanti Technologies

Hoboken, NJ (Vocus) December 1, 2010

Is cloud computing just another industry buzz word or is it more than vapor? The answer according to a new article published by eMazzanti Technologies is: Yes and Yes. Yes, cloud computing is a computer industry buzzword andmost importantlyyes, it has substance.

The new publication: How Does Cloud Computing Work? is a snapshot of what cloud computing is and how it can make a difference for small or medium sized businesses.

How Cloud Computing Can Reduce Costs

Most small and medium size businesses are very interested in reducing costs where ever possible. Public or private cloud computing solutions are worth investigating. Broadly speaking, Cloud Computing can benefit your company in the following ways:Lower up-front investment, Dynamic scalability, Enriched experiences across PCs, phones and browser, Rapid deployment, Distributed disaster recovery scenarios, Reputation-based technologies (technologies that come from major providers).

More specifically, public or private-based Cloud Computing can, for example, help reduce IT costs. Below are five additional ways of doing so. This is especially true with a public cloud model.

1. Pay as you go. This is perhaps the most compelling of any cloud value message. By moving applications and workloads to a public cloud platform, internal IT staff can instantly adjust resources up or down, depending on the immediate needs of any particular workload.

2. Control server proliferation. Placing workloads in the cloud means those workloads no longer require dedicated server capital investments. While the cloud isnt free, running applications cloud-based servers allows the possibility of reducing or eliminating that cost.

3. Data center cost reductions. Fewer servers mean a smaller data center footprint. That translates to direct savings on real estate, power, and cooling. It also translates to indirect savings on business continuity and facilities maintenance. Even though these savings extend to the private cloud model, the public cloud model offers small and medium-size businesses the possibility of eliminating the need for a data center.

But as the new shift in cloud computing expands, businesses will likely see a combination of private and public cloud models become the most popular implementation. This combination provides the most flexible IT infrastructure and has compelling costs savings of its own:

4. Virtualization Decreases IT Costs. Scaling infrastructure to meet new workload demands, maintaining physical security, and software deployment and patching are just a few examples of costly IT management tasks that are decreased significantly by running a virtualized infrastructure.

5. IT as a Service Decreases IT Costs. Private or hosted private clouds allow users to provision many IT services on their own through self-service portals. Significant savings can result on common help desk calls and other IT management tasks like procurement and server configuration.

Getting Started

Accurately forecasting potential savings from cloud computing means a careful accounting of current and future IT expenditures then working with experienced IT support and cloud computing provider to determine the optimum solution for a particular business.

At eMazzanti Technologies customers benefit from four powerful eCare Cloud Services that are immediately available: eCare Exchange: hosted email, calendar and information collaboration, eCare SharePoint Services: hosted document and information collaboration services, MXINSPECT-cloud-based anti-spam email filtering, Business continuity and Disaster Recovery Service-secure, hosted off-site data backup service.

Of course there are a number of other cloud computing solutions that can enhance reduce costs, improve agility and reliability while giving businesses the control and security capabilities that are mandatory.

About eMazzanti Technologies

With a company name that sounds more like a purebred, high-performance sports car than a IT support and consulting firm, eMazzanti Technologies is all about delivering powerful solutions such as computer network management, network troubleshooting, business continuity and disaster recovery, green computing, mobile workforce technology, information security, cloud computing, cloud computing services, and business information optimization in the most efficient manner possible. The Hoboken, N.J., firm is located in one of the most densely populated – and competitive – regions in the U.S. It provides business technology consulting services for companies ranging from home offices to multinational corporations throughout the New York metropolitan area and in three countries. For more information contact: Carl Mazzanti 201-360-4400 or emazzanti.net

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Custom Storage Becomes Terremark Certified Partner to Deliver End-To-End Cloud Computing Solutions

Scottsdale, AZ (PRWEB) January 21, 2011

Custom Storage, a leading provider of data storage solutions that helps organizations store, manage, protect and retain their critical data, today announced that it has become a Certified Partner of Terremark, a leading global provider of IT infrastructure services.

This relationship gives Custom Storage the ability to deploy Terremarks industry-leading cloud computing, colocation, managed services, disaster recovery and cloud storage to its mid-market, enterprise and government clients throughout the southwestern United States.

Cloud computing is a hot topic among IT executives right now, said Larry Gentry, President of Custom Storage. Our customers have been asking about cloud computing options so we partnered with Terremark, a global IT leader who delivers the agility, scale and economic benefits of cloud computing to mission-critical enterprise applications.

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Cloudworks and Ongoing Operations Launch Data Centers in Arizona and Maryland to Meet Cloud Computing Needs of Financial Services Industry

Los Angeles (PRWEB) March 15, 2011

Cloudworks (http://www.cloudworks.com), one of the first companies to provide services in the cloud, has announced the launch of two new data centers in Arizona and Maryland, through its recent partnership with Ongoing Operations, that provide cloud-based IT solutions aimed at the financial services industry. The data centers also provide expanded redundancy and disaster recovery for the companys services in all industries.

The financial services industry has approached the cloud computing revolution cautiously because of its strict regulatory and security standards and unparalleled billions of dollars in transactions, but that is now changing because of advances Cloudworks is helping drive in partnership with a leading industry provider, said Mike Eaton, CEO and founder of Cloudworks, which has been in the information technology business for 14 years and has provided services in the cloud since 2006. By meeting and exceeding this risk-averse industrys security and compliance requirements, we are able to overcome any regulatory hurdles and enable the financial services industry to capitalize on all the benefits the cloud offers.

This is the second major announcement from Cloudworks targeted at the financial services industry. The cloud computing pioneers recently partnered with Maryland-based Ongoing Operations, a leading provider of business continuity and technology solutions to credit unions, to offer virtual desktops and hosted Microsoft Exchange services to credit unions. The partnership provides credit unions a new suite of IT offerings designed to reduce total ownership costs, offer built-in back-up, and shift large capital expenditures to predictable monthly service fees.

The Arizona data center is already online, and the Maryland center will launch in the second quarter.

About Cloudworks

Cloudworks provides cloud computing services for small and mid-market business customers including virtual desktops, application hosting, and hosted infrastructure. Customers log in through a web browser to access their secure desktop, email, applications, and files. Cloudworks, which works with Macs, PCs, and mobile devices, reduces IT labor costs, eliminates costly software updates, hardware upgrades, hardware failures and improves data security. For more information, visit http://www.cloudworks.com.

About Ongoing Operations

Ongoing Operations, LLC is the leading provider of Business Continuity & Disaster Recovery Solutions to credit unions nationwide. Beyond just backing up credit unions key systems, Ongoing Operations takes a holistic approach to business continuity to ensure that all of your systems and member communication channels stay up and running no matter what. Learn more at http://www.ongoingoperations.com.

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R1Soft to Showcase Benefits of Cloud Backups with its CDP Software at 2011 Cloud Computing Expo

New York, NY (PRWEB) June 04, 2011

R1Soft, developer of cloud backup and disaster recovery software, announced today that it will exhibit its high-performance Continuous Data Protection

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Cloud Computing Centre Choose C4L as their IT Infrastructure Provider

(PRWEB) June 14, 2011

C4L, a leading UK IT Infrastructure provider, are pleased to announce that Cloud Computing Centre have chosen C4L as their Infrastructure Service Provider for the third year running. Cloud Computing Centre, formally known as Enterprise Solutions Group was incorporated in 1999, and are a cloud hosting provider that can take their customers current systems and transport them into the cloud.

Matt Hawkins, Managing Director of C4L commented “It’s fantastic news that Cloud Computing Centre have signed up with us for a third year running, particularly as they have taken additional services. The Cloud is a rapidly growing segment within the IT Infrastructure market, and we’re please to be able to support Cloud Computing Centre as they continue to grow.”

Cloud Computing Centre initially signed with C4L in 2007, choosing them to connect their existing data centre presences ensuring a resilient connection was in place. Since signing with C4L, Cloud Computing Centre have increased their IT services considerably over the years and now have multiple presences on C4L’s data centre network, to cater for their extensive growth.

Keith Base, C.E.O of Cloud Computing Centre commented “We initially signed up with C4L in early 2007, and since then we’ve taken several additional services. Over the last couple of years, C4L has continued to be able to meet our changing IT requirements, and have provided us with the complete IT Solution. The service we’ve received over the last three years has been exceptional, and we have a great relationship with their team”.

About C4L

C4L is an Internet Infrastructure provider and deploys a full range of services in over 35 data centres including colocation, IP Transit, Interconnects, Data Backup, Data Storage, Virtualisation, Disaster Recovery and Leased Lines, to name just a few. These are all provided with C4Ls commitment to maximum uptime and customer support featuring a 24/7 NOC which is manned by trained professionals with Microsoft and Cisco qualifications.

C4Ls industry leading data centre connected network includes sites such as Bournemouth, Slough, BlueSquare Maidenhead, BlueSquare Milton Keynes, Telehouse Metro, Telehouse North, Telehouse East, City Lifeline, InterXion, Telecity Meridian Gate, Harbour Exchange 2, Telecity Harbour Exchange 6 & 7, Telecity Harbour Exchange 8 & 9, Greenwich, IP House, Park Royal, Node 4 Derby, Node 4 Wakefield, Byfleet, Open Hosting Manchester, UK Grid Manchester, IFL Manchester, Iomart, Level 3 Goswell Road, Global Switch 1, Global Switch 2, Telecity Kilburn House, Telecity Williams House, Telecity Bonnington House, EasyNet, TATA Stratford, Telecity 2 Amsterdam.

C4L is now in its 11th trading year and with a track record of 100% growth every year its client base includes Government, FTSE 250, financial institutions and many of the UK’s network carriers. The business is committed to customer satisfaction and quality of service and has achieved certifications such as ISO9001 & 27001.

For more information on these services please call +44 (0)8000 470 481, or visit http://www.C4L.co.uk or for partner information visit http://www.C4Lpartners.co.uk

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Enterhost rolls out new cloud computing solutions and disaster recovery with colocation

Fort Worth, TX (PRWEB) June 22, 2011

Fort Worth-based Enterhost has launched a new array of cloud computing services tied to the powerful Microsoft cloud platform, along with disaster recovery and colocation solutions.

Enterhost offers customized cloud solutions for companies that are ready to make the transition to cloud computing at any level. As a Microsoft Gold Certified Partner, Enterhost enjoys the highest level of membership status in the Microsoft Partner Program. This elevated status is awarded to companies that have met Microsofts most rigorous partnership requirements. (Enterhost was one of the pioneer Windows-only hosting providers in the U.S. when it was founded back in 2000.)

Enterhosts wide range of cloud services allows for a customized, enterprise-level infrastructure, enabling companies to choose a solution designed to meet their specific needs. Enterhost offers private cloud services for greater data security, and cloud desktop solutions for a highly mobile workforce needing access to data and applications, anywhere, anytime. The companys newly designed website, http://www.enterhost.com, provides detailed information.

The companys state-of-the-art cloud servers are designed for hosting environments where uptime is critical. If any server fails, all virtual machines running on that server automatically restart on another server within the cluster – with no changes required to applications or software. As in the past, the company continues to offer dedicated servers, providing tailored systems for any level of computing power needed.

Most businesses back up their data, but few are truly prepared for a disaster, or even a minor power outage that can interrupt their operations. Enterhosts new disaster recovery solutions are cloud-based and utilize Dell EqualLogic storage area networks to provide fully scalable, highly redundant storage and backup services. The company operates a state-of-the art data center in downtown Fort Worth, Texas that enables it to provide each client with an entire infrastructure for data storage and replication.

The companys new colocation services offer a scalable infrastructure, flexibility for customization, and 24/7 monitoring by Microsoft Certified experts. Customers can also choose managed colocation which allows for a higher level of control over mission-critical applications and remote access for oversight. Both colocation options feature environmental controls, uninterrupted power delivery, managed on-site backup and full customization.

Enterhost was established in 2000 as one of the very first Windows-only web hosting providers. The company operates a world-class, 20,000-square-foot data center below street level in downtown Fort Worth, Texas. Enterhosts sister company, Consuro, is a managed technology service provider based at the same facility, with two additional locations in San Antonio and San Angelo, Texas. For more information, please visit http://www.enterhost.com and http://www.consuro.com.

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BBH Solutions CEO: Environmental Benefits of Cloud Computing More Apparent Amid Business Owners" Concerns Over IT-Related Energy Costs

New York, NY (PRWEB) June 28, 2011

Bruce Hoernecke, President and CEO of BBH Solutions, Inc. says that more businesses are realizing the energy saving and environmental benefits of cloud computing. Mr. Hoernecke says that recent concerns over the volatile energy market and the costs associated with delivering power and cooling to on-premise data centers, coupled with environmental consciousness are leading the way to adoption of cloud technologies.

Cloud computing allows businesses to leverage the secure and powerful resources of a service provider to host their voice, data, and video applications and data storage. These technologies are then delivered to the customers end users on demand, or as-a-service. Cloud subscribers can access email, office productivity suites, CRM, and video conferencing from anywhere with a secure internet connection. Cloud computing solutions offer security, high availability, continuity of business, and predictable monthly costs for technology applications.

Business owners are concerned about the cost of maintaining on-premise data centers, says Mr. Hoernecke. They recognize that when they reduce their data center footprint by moving to the cloud, the requirements for additional dedicated electric circuits, cooling, and battery backup decrease as well. It just makes good financial sense, and theres the added bonus of reducing their corporate carbon footprints.

Recent studies and press coverage on the cloud have helped get the message out. Weve seen a growing trend in awareness among our customers of the environmental benefits of cloud computing and hosting.

A 2010 study by Accenture and WSP Environment and Energy(1) found that a 100 person company with applications deployed in the cloud can reduce energy consumption and emissions by more than 90 percent. The study estimates that if all US companies with 100 to 10,000 employees were using on-premise Microsoft Exchange servers and made the change to cloud-hosted Exchange, the resulting reduction in carbon emissions would be equivalent to that of taking 100,000 cars permanently off the road.

BBH Solutions launched its Cloud Integration Services program earlier this year, which is designed to help businesses transition from premise-based IT infrastructure to the cloud. The program offers hosted business applications such as Microsoft Exchange and Microsoft Office, hosted Cisco Unified Communications Manager, and videoconferencing. Their staff will conduct a full technology needs assessment, write a project plan, and provide services for a seamless migration to The Cloud.

Cloud customers benefit from the economies of scale associated with their providers data center, says Mr. Hoernecke. Were capable of balancing server functionality and storage space precisely to the needs of the end users. Additionally, the power and cooling technologies are optimized for our Network Operations Center (NOC), which is dedicated solely for housing storage and server equipment.

About BBH Solutions, Inc. Manhattan-based BBH Solutions, Inc. provides technology services with a focus on the converged network and unified communications. BBH Solutions is certified by Microsoft as a Silver Server Platform Partner. They are an APC Gold Partner, and a member of the BlackBerry

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Enteracloud Rolls Out New Cloud Computing Solutions and Disaster Recovery with Colocation

San Diego, California (PRWEB) July 04, 2011

San Diego-based Enteracloud has launched a new array of cloud computing services tied to the powerful Microsoft cloud platform, along with disaster recovery and colocation solutions.

Enteracloud offers customized cloud solutions for companies that are ready to make the transition to cloud computing at any level. As a Microsoft Gold Certified Partner, Enteracloud enjoys the highest level of membership status in the Microsoft Partner Program. This elevated status is awarded to companies that have met Microsoft’s most rigorous partnership requirements. Enteracloud has focused on delivering enterprise solutions to small and medium businesses since it was founded in 2010.

Enteracloud’s wide range of cloud services allows for a customized, enterprise-level infrastructure, enabling companies to choose a solution designed to meet their specific needs. Enteracloud offers private cloud services for greater data security, and cloud desktop solutions for a highly mobile workforce needing access to data and applications, anywhere, anytime. The company’s newly designed website, http://www.Enteracloud.com, provides detailed information.

The company’s state-of-the-art cloud servers are designed for hosting environments where uptime is critical. If any server fails, all virtual machines running on that server automatically restart on another server within the cluster – with no changes required to applications or software. As in the past, the company continues to offer dedicated servers, providing tailored systems for any level of computing power needed.

Most businesses back up their data, but few are truly prepared for a disaster, or even a minor power outage that can interrupt their operations. Enteracloud’s new disaster recovery solutions are cloud-based and utilize EMC Clariion storage area networks to provide fully scalable, highly redundant storage and backup services. The company utilizes a state-of-the art data center in Phoenix, Arizona that enables it to provide each client with an entire infrastructure for data storage and replication for their disaster recovery needs.

The company’s new colocation services offer a scalable infrastructure, flexibility for customization, and 24/7 monitoring by Microsoft Certified experts. Customers can also choose “managed colocation” which allows for a higher level of control over mission-critical applications and remote access for oversight. Both colocation options feature environmental controls, uninterrupted power delivery, managed on-site backup and full customization.

Enteracloud was established in 2010 with the mission of providing enterprise class services and infrastructure to small and medium businesses. The company leverages the enterprise infrastructure that is housed in three premier datacenters, strategically located to optimize connectivity, convenience and geographic diversity. For more information, please visit http://www.Enteracloud.com

About Enteracloud Solutions

Founded in 2010, Enteracloud Solutions has been providing business-to-business private virtual co-location, voice, Internet, and managed data services to small and medium sized businesses throughout the United States. The company is managed and operated 24/7 by seasoned Internet and data professionals who specialize in providing service to companies whose infrastructure is critical to their business. Enteraclouds team of certified network engineers provide the skill and expertise needed to deliver a range of networking solutions from simple to highly complex. For more information visit http://www.enteracloud.com or call 858-433-8650.

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BBH Solutions Brings Call Center Integration Into their Cloud Computing Environment

New York, NY (PRWEB) July 29, 2011

BBH Solutions, Inc., a leading New York City provider of converged network solutions and IT managed services, announced today that they have completed cut-over of a national call centers voice and data applications into their cloud environment. With this integration, BBH Solutions continues to advance as a premier provider of cloud hosted voice, data, and video applications in the region.

The technology infrastructure of the call center operation accommodates several hundred call agents simultaneously. The system, which features predictive dialing, call routing, and a number of advanced data services, supports centers located throughout the United States.

“We are excited to host this call center in our cloud,” said Bruce Hoernecke, President and CEO of BBH Solutions, Inc. “Each cloud migration has its own nuances. For this project, our client recognized that they needed a partner that has extensive skill sets with all of the technologies involved in their solution. In addition, the burden of redundant power requirements, backup power, cooling, and multi-carrier redundancy all factored into their decision to rely on us to design and engineer this system in our own facility. Our ability to provide these services from our data center created an attractive economic driver as well.”

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Enterhosts Cloud Computing Deployment and Other Services Featured in Dell Customer Case Study

Fort Worth, Texas (PRWEB) October 06, 2011

After deploying their new cloud computing solutions to customers worldwide, Enterhost, a web hosting solutions and Microsoft

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Global Cloud Computing Services Market to Reach US$127 Billion by 2017, According to New Report by Global Industry Analysts, Inc.

San Jose, California (PRWEB) November 21, 2011

Follow us on LinkedIn – Cloud computing is an emerging paradigm computing concept that enables both information technology infrastructure and software to be delivered directly over the Internet as a service. This arrangement, whereby companies can expand network capacity, and run applications directly on a vendors network, offers a host of advantages with the most primary being radically lower IT costs. The lower budgetary requirements and commitments allow even smaller companies to piece together an IT project without spending on purchasing legacy server, and storage systems. Additionally, the burden of developing and maintaining the technological expertise required in running the network is transferred to the service provider. The pay-per-use basis of cloud computing helps transform the way IT departments create and deploy customized applications during these difficult times. By offering a more cost-effective, less risky, and fundamentally faster alternative to on-site application developments, cloud computing is poised to transform the economics of information technology in the next few years.

With the Internet being a foundation for cloud computing, the term cloud is used as a metaphor for the Internet. Thanks to new and improved networks, the Internet is fast emerging into vehicle for delivering computational requirements. The ubiquity of the Internet and the widespread availability of high-speed broadband access are the primary factors driving the movement towards the cloud. Although still a small percentage of the total IT spends, cloud services are strong drivers of incremental growth.

The recent economic recession saw hordes of companies take to cloud computing as a cost saving strategy. Cloud computing came as a boon for companies during tough economic and financial climate, given that the technology can potentially slash IT costs by over 35%. The bad economy fed the global cloud computing services market as cash, and revenue starved companies prowled for IT solutions that are cost-effective, require minimum to zero investments, and low management of computing resources. Technically, the feature of multi-tenancy, or the ability to scale up or scale down services on demand, makes fiscal sense in tough economic climate. And with cloud computing fitting the bill in every respect, the business case for the technology stands exemplified. In short, recession became the push factor, which tripped the market into the mass adoption stage.

As the world economy navigates its way through recession and towards recovery, organizations will still retain their appetite for cost effective solutions, but will however demand more value-creating productivity. Against this backdrop, cloud computing stands poised for post recession boom. Shifting priorities among limited budgetary constraints will make it critical for market participants to closely follow spending patterns to understand areas where companies will be spending their precious funds. Given the fact that cloud computing services help companies scale up or scale down their computing requirements and resources through public, private and hybrid clouds, the value proposition offered is overwhelming. Companies that will consume the most cloud services are expected to be those operating in a commoditized business environment where constant product differentiation is a perennial need.

Growing recognition of economic and operational benefits and the efficiency of cloud-computing model promise strong future growth. As companies ease out gradually from the economic uncertainties and financial shackles, widespread adoption of cloud services is in the offing. The pragmatic and successful adoption of this technology concept by early adopters will pave the way for mass enterprise adoption of cloud services in the upcoming years. The transition of enterprises from virtual machines to the cloud will additionally extend the impetus required for strong growth. Poised to score the maximum gains will be end-to end cloud-computing solutions that offer complete functionalities ranging from integration of internal and external clouds, automation of business critical tasks, and streamlining of business processes and workflow, among others.

Future growth in the market will be primarily driven by growing adoption of enterprise mobility as a key IT strategy among new age companies. With most of the modern business houses exploring opportunities globally, business operations in recent years are moving beyond corporate boundary walls. Global mobile worker population is also expected grow at a considerable pace in the coming years. Given the need for mobile workforce to constantly remain in touch with corporate headquarters and access business information even when away, the demand for productivity solutions such as collaboration and communications suites, IM, document sharing e-mail, and Web conferencing, which are hosted on the cloud but are accessible to a mobile workforce via browser on mobile devices, is growing at a robust pace.

Growth in the market will also be driven by the need for companies to ensure business continuity. With most businesses perceiving traditional in-house data backup infrastructure as insufficient in safeguarding critical corporate data from system failures, theft, vandalism, floods and fire, offsite backup infrastructure are magnetizing enormous interest and investments. Against this backdrop, cloud computing and web hosted storage plus backup options are increasing in popularity as companies race to online vaulting service providers to hedge the risks associated with the unknown future. Cloud computing, as a low cost alternative to traditional data backup storage options, is emerging into a viable option for business continuity and disaster data recovery management for both small-medium and large-sized businesses. Growth in the cloud computing market will also be driven by growing adoption of technology among small and medium enterprises (SMEs). Charmed by the prospect of gaining access to such high-end technologies, whose adoption until recently were largely limited to huge multinationals with strong financial muscle, SMEs have been increasing their investments on cloud computing.

As stated by the new market research report on Cloud Computing Services, the United States remains the largest regional market worldwide. Asia-Pacific is one of the fastest growing regional markets for cloud computing services, with revenues from the region waxing at a CAGR of about 35% over the analysis period. Growth in the Asia-Pacific market will be especially driven by the accelerated pace of developments in the enterprise sector, especially in emerging markets such as China and India, and the need for efficient solutions to deliver IT services. Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) represents the fastest growing market segment by service type.

Key players in this marketplace include Akamai Technologies Inc., Amazon Web Services LLC, CA Technologies, Dell Inc., ENKI, Flexiant Ltd., Google Inc., Hewlett-Packard Development Company L.P., IBM Corporation, Joyent Inc., KloudData Inc., Layered Technologies Inc., Microsoft Corporation, Netsuite Inc., Novell Inc., OpSource Inc., Oracle Corporation, Rackspace Hosting Inc., Red Hat Inc., Salesforce.com Inc., Skytap Inc., Terremark Worldwide Inc., Yahoo! Inc., among others.

The research report titled Cloud Computing Services: A Global Strategic Business Report announced by Global Industry Analysts, Inc., provides a review of noteworthy market trends, growth drivers and challenges. The report in addition also enumerates recent acquisitions, and other strategic industry activities. The report offers demand estimates and projections for world Cloud Computing Services market by service verticals, Software as a Service (SaaS); Platform as a Service (PaaS); and Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS). Key geographic markets analyzed in the report include the US, Canada, Japan, Eu

Global Cloud Computing Services Market to Reach US$127 Billion by 2017, According to New Report by Global Industry Analysts, Inc.

US Enterprises Becoming More Satisfied with Cloud Computing

Portland, OR (PRWEB) February 29, 2012

A new study from Cloud Industry Forum(CIF), sponsored by Rise, a premier provider of cloud computing and hosted IT services, reveals the extent of US cloud computing adoption and satisfaction, and depicts the changing business rationale for migrating to the cloud. The research will aid enterprises in evaluating current market readiness for cloud services in the US, and provides insight into primary drivers and key issues when considering cloud services as part of a wider IT strategy.

The research is based on a survey of 400 senior IT and business decision-makers in enterprises, small-to-medium businesses (SMBs) and public sector organizations. It examines the extent of adoption in cloud services across the US by different organizational types and sizes; primary drivers; role of IT management and leadership; services being accessed; satisfaction levels; and common issues that impede adoption.

According to the findings, the US leads global adoption of cloud services with very high levels of formal adoption and satisfaction. As a result, most organizations currently using cloud services plan to expand use to other areas of IT operations over the next year.

Cloud computing is less about technology and more about challenging the fundamentals of how we manage IT operations, and therefore, business as a whole. This latest research from Cloud Industry Forum suggests that organization size will no longer be a determinant of rate of adoption marking a unique phenomenon in business IT where it is genuinely accessible to all, said Andy Burton, chairman of the Cloud Industry Forum and CEO of Rise. Cloud computing in the US is widespread, proven and will continue to propel business enablement and transformation.

The USA Cloud Adoptions & Trends 2012 whitepaper is available for download from the Rise website at http://us.rise.co/2012-cloud-predictions/register/.

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US Enterprises Becoming More Satisfied with Cloud Computing

ClearDATA Helps State RECs Achieve Sustainability with HIPAA-Compliant Cloud Computing and Information Security Services

Phoenix, AZ (PRWEB) March 06, 2012

ClearDATA Networks, Inc., the fastest-growing provider of HIPAA-compliant cloud computing services for the healthcare industry, today announced it has formed partnerships with the Regional Extension Centers (REC) in Arizona and South Dakota to provide HIPAA-compliant cloud computing and information security services. The ClearDATA REC Partner Program will help the RECs achieve Meaningful Use and sustainability by providing cloud hosting services, backup, disaster recovery, security risk analysis (SRA), and remediation services to the healthcare providers in their respective states. ClearDATA is currently in active partnership discussions with numerous other RECs throughout the country.

ClearDATA is pleased to provide collaborative services with Regional Extension Centers to help them fulfill their missions to their states healthcare providers, said David Bean, executive vice president of sales and marketing, ClearDATA Networks, Inc. We strongly invite all RECs throughout the country to learn more about our REC Partner Program, our services, and the numerous benefits we can provide their clients and their organizations.

Our partnership with ClearDATA to provide cloud computing and information security services will significantly assist Arizonas healthcare providers in achieving Meaningful Use, said Melissa A. Rutala, CEO of Arizona Health-e Connection and the Arizona Regional Extension Center. ClearDATAs exclusive focus, expertise, and services for the healthcare industry will greatly benefit our clients. In addition, by working through the REC program, ClearDATA will offer the best value for our members while enhancing our ability to continue serving Arizona providers.

HealthPOINTs mission is to facilitate widespread EHR adoption and Meaningful Use compliance among physicians and other eligible providers, says Dan Friedrich, director for HealthPOINT, South Dakotas Regional Extension Center. ClearDATAs healthcare compliance and information security offerings will be instrumental in helping South Dakota providers meet new Meaningful Use requirements and safeguard Protected Health Information.

Medical practices adopting EHRs must demonstrate that patient health information is secure, according a Department of Health and Human Services rule published in July 2010. That rule, which set requirements for providers receiving EHR Incentive Payments, established two sets of objectives 15 core objectives and 10 menu objectives, from which providers chose five. The security of patient health information is a core or required objective, specifically, providers must conduct a Security Risk Analysis or if already done, have risk management in place specific to the new risks associated with an EHR.

About HealthPOINT, the South Dakota Regional Extension Center

HealthPOINT, as a department of Dakota State University, is South Dakotas Regional Extension Center. As a federally designated health information technology resource and support center for all South Dakota healthcare providers, HealthPOINT focuses on an action-based approach to propel providers in adopting electronic health record systems. HealthPOINT leverages Dakota State Universitys strengths in Health Information Management and Information Assurance academic programs to provide high quality, cost effective services to South Dakota providers. For more information, contact Dan Friedrich, Director for HealthPOINT at 605-256-5555 or visit http://www.healthpoint.dsu.edu.

About the Arizona Regional Extension Center

The Arizona Regional Extension Center (REC) exists to improve health care in Arizona through advancing electronic health records (EHRs). It is one of 62 federally designated RECs nationwide to assist primary care providers with adoption and optimization of EHRs and achievement of Meaningful Use. The REC is a collaboration between the Arizona, Health-e Connection (AzHeC), Arizona State Universitys Department of Biomedical Informatics (ASU-BMI), and Health Services Advisory Group (HSAG). The REC serves as an unbiased, trusted resource with national perspective and local expertise and provides hands-on technical assistance services to qualified health care providers. For more information, call 602-688-7200, Email ehr(at)azhec(dot)org or visit http://www.arizonarec.org/.

About ClearDATA Networks

ClearDATA is the market leader for cloud computing and information security services to healthcare providers, VARs, RECs and software vendors assisting them to fully automate and securely manage healthcare medical records, applications, IT infrastructure and digital storage. The company provides HITECH HIPAA-compliant cloud and hosting infrastructure and managed services, offsite backup and disaster recovery, information security, and world-class support. The company offers HIPAA Security Risk Assessment and Remediation services through its U.S. Healthcare Compliance division to the healthcare industry to ensure that they meet the rigorous standards of security required for protected health information to demonstrate Meaningful Use. For more information, call 602-635-4006, email: sales(at)cleardata(dot)net or visit: http://www.cleardata.net.

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TDAssist Provides Cloud Computing Support for Corporate Training Developers (T&D)

(PRWEB) August 28, 2012

TDAssist provides for cloud collaborations in broad-interest pragmatic creativity suited for professional and/or organizational performance enhancement, Training Development (T&D) and Instructional Systems Design (ISD) P-ADDIE task assistance. Enabled or supported are T&D-ISD; planning, ROI analysis, content design, research & development (R&D), production and effectiveness evaluation.

Cloud worksites provide secure file sharing, conferencing, and messaging for synchronous real-time viewing, editing and communication of project files advanced by independent asynchronous activities. Cloud-based project management, client variant, and/or content maps facilitate project: resourcing, planning, budgeting, scope monitoring, and task tracking.

Content maps as data-integrated production tools are used to simultaneously organize, communicate, and status T&D/ISD workflow. Advanced use assesses content ROI, profiles effort and time to transition source to finished deliverables, and semi-automates programming. Data subsets ease onsite photo and video planning, ID training content and media needs, tailor training guides, and encapsulates information for content; researchers, media developers, Subject Matter Experts (SMEs), programmers, Instructional Designers, and managers.

Refined during and after Fortune 100 application use, cloud workspaces served

National Occupational Competency Testing Institute (NOCTI) – Mainly 2 person team, 1 full-time in virtual collaboration near 4 years with less than two days onsite to upgrade career blueprints, teacher and student guides, skills assessment graphics, and prototype online interactive tests. Blueprints referenced over 7,000 skill performance objectives, over 3,000 graphics reviewed with select new builds and edits to present over 100 career paths ranging from agriculture, business administration, finance, public and human services to Information Tech, arts, communications, manufacturing, transportation and others.

North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) – Large scale primarily open-source toolset and cloud-based process enabled collaborative multi-national teams to contribute within NATO Partnership for Peace (PfP) membership. Cloud-craft practices resulted in 4,000+ users of a multilingual curriculum and course development model. A Learning Content Management System (LCMS) and content design-development-distribution process is in use by 22 countries for 11 subject areas ranging from International Law to Civil Military Affairs.

National Technology Transfer, Inc. (NTT) – Mainly 2 person team, 1 full time in cloud workspace 9 months with less than 2 weeks onsite. Engage Subject Matter Experts (SME) in virtual and onsite collaborations to advance stand-up standards-based electrical safety instruction to a 6 module interactive web course with knowledge assessments. Progressive releases of outline, content map, storyboard and course modules reflected cloud collaborations in content and media research, interactive programming, instructional build-up, Learning Management System (LMS) setup, and source-build-review-edit cycles of training content.

Cloud-crafts have also been used to extend features of a policies & procedures training database, support creative arts efforts, design and develop a job-aid and performance support knowledge-base, and produce various mixed-media courses in corporate universities and organizational training curriculums.

Industrial-age highways, factories, and offices to an extent are virtualized by information-age networks, purpose-equipped PC digital studios with commercial or open source office suites. Where management and staff meet in physical conference rooms to review, status, and discuss projects – remote attendees in the cloud via broadband connected PCs simultaneously review, status, hands-on digitally edit and plan instructional content.

Cloud workspaces introduce and foster productive relationships, focus project dedicated minds, spark and nurture creative thinking, and actualize client-relevant innovation. Regardless of whom, where, and how work is performed human factors of skill, trust and quality effort remains essential. Collaborative project list, visual examples and entry-level cloud workspace sample are available from a Public Entrance at http://www.tdassist.com.

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Hexagrid and Cobalt Align to Engineer a Cloud Computing First in Disaster Recovery

Las Vegas, NV (PRWEB) March 27, 2012

Hexagrid, a leading developer of Infrastructure as a Service(IaaS) cloud computing solutions, announced today that Cobalt Solutions, a Las Vegas-based IT solutions provider, has utilized Hexagrids cloud computing platform to launch the first ever cloud-based Disaster Recovery (DR) solution that offers true business continuity. Hexagrid and Cobalt developed this solution to augment Cobalts already extensive DR portfolio of solutions which combine to offer businesses the most comprehensive opportunity to proceed with business as usual when disaster strikes.

Cobalt proposed an exciting opportunity for Hexagrid to engineer another unique DR application of our Infrastructure as a Service cloud computing platform, said Suresh Mandava, chief executive officer of Hexagrid Computing. Because of the uniquely extensive and complex network capabilities built into our platform, the Cobalt Solutions team can now assist their clients in establishing a cloud architecture that exactly replicates an existing production environment. Then, incremental back-ups of physical and virtual resources within the production environment populate a fully secure, fully operational cloud-based replica environment in one of Cobalts new data centers. Unlike the hosted data backup services being sold as cloud-based DR today, Cobalt is offering the only true opportunity for business continuity in the event of a disaster.

Cobalt Solutions offers a combination of products, resources, and services that address all critical components of any business continuity plan. Immediately after a disaster, the cloud-based DR solution provides a fully operational mirror of a customers production environment accessible through a secure web portal for anytime, anywhere management. Then customers can relocate their people and critical operations to Cobalts reliable and secure contingency worksite which offers a 500-seat call-center complete with computers and connectivity on a private technology campus in Southern Nevada. Cobalt Solutions’ DR professional services teams can then help the business customer re-establish the local production datacenter site. The combination of these products, resources, and services aim to minimize downtime and optimize productivity in a disaster recovery scenario.

“In times of disruption or disaster Cobalt provides Disaster Recovery Solutions that fit the needs of any business DR strategy, said Paul Reynosa, president of DR solutions at Cobalt. “From assessing business-critical needs to providing data center, cloud DR site replacement, fully-equipped alternate workspace, equipment, voice and data connectivity, and technical support, Cobalt provides start-to-finish, customizable recovery solutions.”

About Cobalt Solutions

Cobalt Solutions, located in Las Vegas and away from natural disasters often experienced on the U.S. coast line, provides a refuge in the desert when it comes to Disaster Recovery(DR) Services. Cobalt DR services include Cloud DR Site Replacement, DR Call Centers, and boasting system+system redundancy, in a state-of-the-art five (5) megawatt, 34,000-square foot data center that incorporates critical infrastructure to eliminate all single points of failure. With more than 400 cabinets available and power capacities up to 600 watts per square foot, Cobalt is designed to handle the most complex, power- hungry applications. Cobalt provides solutions that help protect mission-critical information. Natural and man-made disasters will not jeopardize mirrored data and operations can continue without interruption. Learn more at http://www.cobaltnap.com.

About Hexagrid Computing

As a leading developer of IT infrastructure software solutions, Hexagrid developed the first cloud computing platform that directly aligns with the real-world IT delivery models of both solution providers and enterprises. Hexagrid provides all the software and support that IT organizations need to successfully build public, private, or hybrid clouds that fit their specific business and end-user requirements. Hexagrid cloud solutions truly simplify and expedite virtual IT management, empowering successful cloud computing strategies that quickly increase profits by pooling resources, delivering control, and building value. Our Software, Your Cloud. For more information, visit http://www.hexagrid.com and follow @Hexagrid on Twitter.

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