It seems that success follows success for PEER 1 Hosting. Yesterday, they were named a Platinum Partner by Magento, a leading eCommerce platform provider.
What does that mean you ask?
If you’ve got an e-commerce site of some sort, you can’t afford to have slow loading pages as that leads to abandoned shopping carts which in turn leads to lost revenue. That’s where this partnership comes in. Magento Optimized Managed Hosting is a turnkey solution that delivers an infrastructure honed to meet Magento’s intense requirements. The end result is a fast, rock-solid Magento site that performs exceptionally, delivering that fast user experience online shoppers expect. An example of a PEER 1 customer who has had success using this solution is Boodles who is Britain’s leading retailer of fine, bespoke diamond jewellery.
You have to be impressed with a company like PEER 1 who continues to put up these sorts of wins.
PEER 1 Hosting Expands Strategic Alliance Partnership Program
Posted in Commentary with tags PEER 1 on November 13, 2012 by itnerdPEER 1 Hosting is making news again. This time they’ve announced the launch of a program to increase its portfolio of strategic alliance partners. Here’s the value proposition from Mike Mayer, Global Channel Director for PEER 1 Hosting:
“The relationships PEER 1 Hosting has formed with partners such as Tier 3 and Magento are delivering significant competitive advantage to end users,” said Mike Mayer, Global Channel Director, PEER 1 Hosting. “Leading edge platforms deserve and demand optimised hosting environments. End users have the peace of mind of knowing that with our Strategic Alliance Partners, the technology and service we provide is completely compatible to deliver the best performance.”
You can check out the program here.
I also found out today how much of a player PEER 1 is when it comes to their infrastructure. They have 19 data centres and 21 Points of Presence across North America and EMEA. They also have their own high performance 10Gbps FastFiber Network, which spans 25k miles and connects its data centres, enabling it to offer a 99.999% uptime guarantee.
Now that’s serious!
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