Jul 13, 2004 : BigBuzz Picks Coyote Point Equalizer

📅 July 13, 2004 - Coyote Point Systems (coyotepoint.com) announced on Monday the company's Equalizer application traffic management solution is helping BigBuzz, a business application developer, maintain a stable, manageable and cost effective network.

The Long Island-based BigBuzz will use Coyote Point's existing network infrastructure and simplify the maintenance and management of its server farm, allowing BigBuzz to successfully deliver exceptional client service with 99.999 percent availability.
Additionally, BigBuzz has also reduced overall IT costs and maximized data center real estate through Coyote Point's Equalizer.
"We ultimately decided to implement Coyote Point's Equalizer E350 based on its compatibility, flexibility, manageability and value," BigBuzz's president and CEO Kevin Kelly. "Since implementing the Equalizer, BigBuzz has never had a Web site crash due to a network challenge and we've been able to expand our services without having to incur significant IT costs."

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