Sep, 2001 : Inflow Offers Monitoring, Management of Web Apps
📅 - On the heels of securing an additional $35 million in equity funding, InFlow, Inc. (inflow.com), a leading provider of InternetData Centers and managed hosting services, has announced the rollout of itsenhanced suite of Application and Infrastructure Management Services byteaming with SiteLite, Inc. (sitelite.com), a leading management service provider and founding member of the MSP Association.
With this new offering, Inflow enhances its technical abilities by guidingcustomers through the entire development cycle. "With SiteLite, Inflow isable to take a more proactive approach to monitoring and managing customerapplications," said Art Zeile, chief executive officer of Inflow. "Problemprevention and resolution are a huge attraction to businesses that requirerapid speed to market while managing costs."
Using sophisticated monitoring technologies, comprehensive responseprocesses and a dedicated staff of system experts that now include databaseand application specialists, Inflow's suite of Application andInfrastructure Management Services provides its customers with an integratedoutsourced solution for managing network devices, Web servers, operatingsystems, databases and applications.
"SiteLite Support Operations Centers and services are tightly integratedwith Inflow. Our teams literally work together night and day to resolvecustomer problems through real time monitoring and response," said ReddyMarri, COO of SiteLite. "Our long track record of providing managedservices for mission-critical environments is a key success factor thatattracts companies such as Inflow."
As one of Inflow's first customers to use its Application and InfrastructureManagement Services offering, Atlanta- based Agris Corporation, a leadingprovider of information technology products and services to the agribusinessindustry, has an IDC that manages both co-location and applicationmonitoring needs in one location. "The fact that our web-based product lineis monitored by an integrated team of experts demonstrates both companies'dedication to superior technical support," said Rob Andes, CTO for Agris."Inflow allows us to outsource our daily support responsibilities with fullconfidence our customers will consistently receive world class Web services.We selected Inflow because our Web applications are critical to our businesssuccess."
Denver-based InFlow has now secured more than $330 million in financing, andexpects to be profitable by Q2 of 2002.
With this new offering, Inflow enhances its technical abilities by guidingcustomers through the entire development cycle. "With SiteLite, Inflow isable to take a more proactive approach to monitoring and managing customerapplications," said Art Zeile, chief executive officer of Inflow. "Problemprevention and resolution are a huge attraction to businesses that requirerapid speed to market while managing costs."
Using sophisticated monitoring technologies, comprehensive responseprocesses and a dedicated staff of system experts that now include databaseand application specialists, Inflow's suite of Application andInfrastructure Management Services provides its customers with an integratedoutsourced solution for managing network devices, Web servers, operatingsystems, databases and applications.
"SiteLite Support Operations Centers and services are tightly integratedwith Inflow. Our teams literally work together night and day to resolvecustomer problems through real time monitoring and response," said ReddyMarri, COO of SiteLite. "Our long track record of providing managedservices for mission-critical environments is a key success factor thatattracts companies such as Inflow."
As one of Inflow's first customers to use its Application and InfrastructureManagement Services offering, Atlanta- based Agris Corporation, a leadingprovider of information technology products and services to the agribusinessindustry, has an IDC that manages both co-location and applicationmonitoring needs in one location. "The fact that our web-based product lineis monitored by an integrated team of experts demonstrates both companies'dedication to superior technical support," said Rob Andes, CTO for Agris."Inflow allows us to outsource our daily support responsibilities with fullconfidence our customers will consistently receive world class Web services.We selected Inflow because our Web applications are critical to our businesssuccess."
Denver-based InFlow has now secured more than $330 million in financing, andexpects to be profitable by Q2 of 2002.
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