📅 - Hosted content management and Web hosting provider CrownPeak (crownpeak.com) announced on Thursday that it had added Coburn Ventures as a new customer.
With its 360° Site Management service, CrownPeak designed, managed and hosted the Coburn Ventures site, which also includes Web content management, search, intranets,extranets and Web analytics.
"Thanks to CrownPeak's 360° Site Management service, we have a seamless integration of all the services we need, from content management to Web hosting," says David Harvey, chief operating officer of Coburn Ventures. "We can rely completely onCrownPeak's hosted solutions for zero downtime, allowing us to focus on updating our site content and writing our thought piece. Their speed and service is unparalleled - one account manager handled and guided us though the entire process."
CrownPeak is based in Los Angeles, California.
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