Jun, 2002 : Twelve Horses Partners With Redundant Networks
📅 - Email- and Web-based marketing and business automation solution provider Twelve Horses North America (twelvehorsesnorthamerica.com) announced on Thursday that it has formed a partnership agreement with colocation data network and network services company Redundant Networks (redundantnetworks.com).
According to the agreement, Twelve Horses North America (THNA) will move its network operations to Redundant Networks? infrastructure in order to assure the safest, most secure and most reliable network within which its customers can run their applications.
"We run our customers' critical business operations on our servers, and therefore need the most secure and highly available network," says Steve Spencer, chief technology officer of THNA. "Businesses now evaluate their web services based not just on impact and ROI, but on network reliability, security and response time. Redundant Networks' infrastructure provides the best possible foundation to meet those demands. Now our customers will never wonder if their data is secure."
Using Redundant Networks? two data centers, THAN will operate in a secure network architecture with mirrored network design, managed fault-tolerant services and reporting and monitoring tools. The company's initial investment in the new network and application infrastructure will total more than $1 million.
"Twelve Horses' customers trust them to extend their business operations and safeguard their data across the Internet," said Madison Laird, CEO of Redundant Networks. "The complexity and completeness of their infrastructure shows they take this responsibility very seriously -- they have sought out the most solid network to enable seamless applications, operation and communication. Prior to going live, their network engineers were testing our high availability by running real-time failover tests, pulling out router cords to satisfy themselves with our capabilities. That kind of dedication makes Twelve Horses an ideal service provider for the enterprise."
Twelve Horses North America says it will soon relocate its headquarters to the Reno Tahoe Tech Center, where it will be adjacent to Redundant Networks? operations. The company says the close proximity will allow for accountability in creating efficient and productive business processes with maximum uptime.
According to the agreement, Twelve Horses North America (THNA) will move its network operations to Redundant Networks? infrastructure in order to assure the safest, most secure and most reliable network within which its customers can run their applications.
"We run our customers' critical business operations on our servers, and therefore need the most secure and highly available network," says Steve Spencer, chief technology officer of THNA. "Businesses now evaluate their web services based not just on impact and ROI, but on network reliability, security and response time. Redundant Networks' infrastructure provides the best possible foundation to meet those demands. Now our customers will never wonder if their data is secure."
Using Redundant Networks? two data centers, THAN will operate in a secure network architecture with mirrored network design, managed fault-tolerant services and reporting and monitoring tools. The company's initial investment in the new network and application infrastructure will total more than $1 million.
"Twelve Horses' customers trust them to extend their business operations and safeguard their data across the Internet," said Madison Laird, CEO of Redundant Networks. "The complexity and completeness of their infrastructure shows they take this responsibility very seriously -- they have sought out the most solid network to enable seamless applications, operation and communication. Prior to going live, their network engineers were testing our high availability by running real-time failover tests, pulling out router cords to satisfy themselves with our capabilities. That kind of dedication makes Twelve Horses an ideal service provider for the enterprise."
Twelve Horses North America says it will soon relocate its headquarters to the Reno Tahoe Tech Center, where it will be adjacent to Redundant Networks? operations. The company says the close proximity will allow for accountability in creating efficient and productive business processes with maximum uptime.
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