Nov, 2002 : Inforonics continues to host Tremont Ale's Web site

📅 November 28, 2002 - Inforonics (inforonics.com), a managed services provider specializing in custom application maintenance and management, announced that it will be providing Web site hosting and maintenance for Tremont Ale's Web site (tremontale.com) for the sixth consecutive year.

"Inforonics strives to provide the best possible service to all of its customers, no matter how small or large they may be," said Bruce Mills, president of Inforonics. "In working with Tremont for more than five years, Inforonics has been able to provide a unique level of service beyond what a smaller company can typically get."
The Tremont Ale site provides information on the brewery and its different beers, brewery tours, upcoming events, Tremont executives and career opportunities. It also contains a Q&A where customers can send questions to find out more information about Tremont's products. Tremont outsources its hosting needs to Inforonics to maintain the company's brand identity on the Web and communicate with its fans.
"When we decided to establish an online presence for Tremont, we knew that no one at the company had the time to devote toward development and maintenance," said Chris Lohring, co-founder, Tremont Ale. "We turned to Inforonics because of the company's history of providing outstanding customer service to companies of all sizes that are looking for high Web site standards."

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