Chicago, IL (PRWEB) July 16, 2009
When the EMC North America Partner Council convenes later this year, Integrated Data Storage, Inc. will publicly be declared the recipient of the 2009 EMC Velocity
Integrated Data Storage, Inc. Earns EMC Velocity
Chicago, IL (PRWEB) July 16, 2009
When the EMC North America Partner Council convenes later this year, Integrated Data Storage, Inc. will publicly be declared the recipient of the 2009 EMC Velocity
Winston-Salem, NC (PRWEB) April 17, 2012
Today DataChambers, a North Carolina-based information technology firm, announced it has earned a five-year contract extension from Charlotte Pipe, the nation’s leading maker of cast iron and plastic pipes and fittings. Under the terms of the agreement, DataChambers will host a disaster recovery data center for Charlotte Pipe through 2016.
Charlotte Pipe made the move to DataChambers in 2009 to ensure uninterrupted operations in the event of a network or a system failure. The company also realized a significant reduction in information technology costs.
Based on the service and support weve received and the significant improvements weve seen in uptime and performance, there was a compelling case to be made for extending our contract with DataChambers over a significantly longer term, says Cam Faison, CIO for Charlotte Pipe. Were able to take advantage of a quality data center environment at an affordable rate, backed by a highly responsive team of professionals.
Charlotte Pipes systems are housed in an underground, blast-resistant building with redundant power and air conditioning, redundant fire suppression and security systems and redundant connectivity to virtually every major carrier in the nation.
Charlotte Pipes computer network is a mission-critical tool that can impact production, customer service and profitability, says Nicholas Kottyan, CEO of DataChambers. Were delighted to offer the levels of performance and protection they need.
About Charlotte Pipe and Foundry Company
The nation’s leading maker of cast iron and plastic pipe and fittings, Charlotte Pipe and Foundry Company is headquartered in Charlotte, N.C., and has seven plants across the United States. The company offers the industry’s broadest product offering of standard and specialty DWV products. It is the only manufacturer offering a system of ABS, PVC, CPVC, cast iron, FlowGuard Gold
Southfield, Mich. (PRWEB) August 07, 2012
Secure-24 — a leading provider of cloud computing, application outsourcing and enterprise hosting services — announced today that it will offer several technology outsourcing services built upon the latest EMC technology. As a long-standing partner with EMC, Secure-24 goes to market with these offerings in the EMC Velocity Service Provider program.
The EMC Velocity Service Provider Program is a comprehensive, multi-faceted program that empowers select service provider partners to plan, create, deploy, market, sell and deliver EMC-powered public and private cloud services.
As a valued partner in the EMC Velocity Service Provider program, Secure-24 has demonstrated its ability to provide enterprise customers with compelling services that ease their path to manage, support and transform their IT organizations. EMC is committed to enabling the success of companies like Secure-24 in delivering trusted and differentiated enterprise-class cloud services while enabling business agility and flexibility, said Michelle De Hertogh, Senior Director, Global Alliance & Service Provider Marketing, EMC Corporation.
Headquartered in Metro Detroit, Michigan, Secure-24 is a leading provider of managed IT operations, hosting and cloud services. The company provides highly available environments, expert management, and support for customers business critical applications.
Over the past eight years, we have invested in cloud-based enterprise-level service offerings, using EMC technologies along with our hosted approach for system delivery. Having been one of the first EMC Velocity Service Provider partners, we continue to raise the bar with the highest standards in delivering enterprise cloud services, said Secure-24 Chief Operating Officer Volker Straub.
Secure-24 has heavily invested in the development and operation of state-of-the-art data centers in Michigan and Arizona, which provide redundancy and disaster recovery.
Each data center has implemented EMC storage architectures, including VMAX10K. For backup, the company utilizes EMC Data Domain deduplication storage systems and EMC NetWorker software for increasing backup performance. Secure-24 has replication to distant data centers, using EMC RecoverPoint. The company also utilizes EMC unified storage for customer environments and shared infrastructures.
With its EMC Velocity Service Provider partner status, Secure-24 offers its customers a number of differentiated solutions featuring dedicated teams who proactively manage and deploy services, including: