PEER1 Hosting who I’ve written about frequently as they’re a great success story. I got news today that they have formed an alliance with Tier 3 to ability to easily and successfully manage their businesses in the cloud.:
The solution combines hosting services from PEER 1 Hosting with the enterprise-grade cloud platform from Tier 3, and is underpinned by VMware’s vCloud platform; giving customers the ability to easily and successfully manage their businesses in the cloud.
Built with IT and development operations in mind, the enterprise cloud platform drives tangible return on investment, reduces time to market, makes it easier to manage complexity and minimises operational requirements. Customers will also benefit from local data centres and regionalised disaster recovery along with an expanding global footprint of cloud nodes.
Seeing as business is being done in the cloud these days, it helps to bring a solution like this to the table. This is something that businesses who are serious of cloud computing can’t ignore. If you’re considering cloud computing, you need to look into this today.
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PEER 1 Hosting & Tier 3 Hook Up to Deliver VMware-Based Enterprise Cloud
PEER1 Hosting who I’ve written about frequently as they’re a great success story. I got news today that they have formed an alliance with Tier 3 to ability to easily and successfully manage their businesses in the cloud.:
The solution combines hosting services from PEER 1 Hosting with the enterprise-grade cloud platform from Tier 3, and is underpinned by VMware’s vCloud platform; giving customers the ability to easily and successfully manage their businesses in the cloud.
Built with IT and development operations in mind, the enterprise cloud platform drives tangible return on investment, reduces time to market, makes it easier to manage complexity and minimises operational requirements. Customers will also benefit from local data centres and regionalised disaster recovery along with an expanding global footprint of cloud nodes.
Seeing as business is being done in the cloud these days, it helps to bring a solution like this to the table. This is something that businesses who are serious of cloud computing can’t ignore. If you’re considering cloud computing, you need to look into this today.
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