May, 2001 : ePlains and ManagedOps.com Launch Application Services

📅 May 11, 2001 - ePlains Inc. (eplains.com), a leading provider of accounting and CRM software solutions for mid-market companies, announced on Thursday that it had formed a partnership with application service provider ManagedOps.com.

The agreement is designed to allow ePlains to offer complete IT management services to its clients, including application-centric data center services, system administration, network operations and help desk support.
ePlains says that ManagedOps.com is one of only three US-based application service providers to have earned Microsoft's Gold Partner ASP Certification. The company says that with ManagedOps.com's services ePlains can provide the benefits of predictable IT expenses, increased application performance and reliability and overall cost savings.
ManagedOps.com says its Managed Operations services allow business to move their financial, manufacturing, service management, email, Web-based services and office productivity applications to one of its managed data centers. The company says its services, combined with ePlains's expertise will be extremely beneficial to the software provider's clients in the greater Illinois area.

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