Sep, 2001 : Inflow Offers Free Disaster Recovery and Hosting Services

📅 September 18, 2001 - In response to the terrorist attacks on America and the desperate need for disaster recovery of critical data or access to the Internet, Inflow Inc. (inflow.com), a leading provider of Internet Data Centers and managed hosting services, is offering to provide affected companies with free web-hosting services.

Already assisting displaced World Trade Center tenants by setting up andmanaging back-up websites and redundant data operations, Inflow says it iscommitted to helping companies, media outlets and relief agencies duringthis time of crisis.
Inflow's IDC in Pittsburgh is already offering such assistance.Additionally, Inflow is offering Web hosting support to ease the strain puton media and relief organization Internet sites by high volumes of visitortraffic.
"The entire Inflow team is deeply saddened by this unthinkable tragedy. Ourthoughts and prayers are extended to the families of the victims," said ArtZeile, Inflow's president and CEO. "We'll lend our expertise any way wecan."
For more information or to discuss potential hosting assistanceopportunities, please contact Peter Hyland (303-942-2908, mobile303-885-3439) or Todd Johnson (303-942-2883, mobile 303-618-8402), who havethe resources to coordinate the efforts. Companies can also requestassistance by visiting Inflow's Web site.

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