A perfect and flawless IT infrastructure needs the proper and secure setup of the resources such as hardware, software, storage and other applications. It can be done only by designing the infrastructure in a systematic way.
Q Point Technology (www.qpointtech.com) has selected The Planet's (www.theplanet.com) new Storage Cloud service as the platform for its TrueSafe (www.truesafe.net) software infrastructure, which lets service providers offer their own online backup service.
According to on-demand IT hosting provider, the Planet, which made the announcement Monday, Q Point Technology is the latest company to use its Storage Cloud, delivering its easy-to-use backup platform TrueSafe on The Planet's highly scalable, on-demand cloud storage service. TrueSafe is available through a Software-as-a-Service subscription model, letting any service provider immediately offer a branded backup service to their customers to preserve and protect server, laptop and workstation data off-site.
The solution is designed to deliver the full range of AT and T's IT infrastructure services to a company's location - whether it is an in-house company data center, remote office, or even third-party center - along with on-site servicing of equipment if needed.
Arman Khalili, CEO of UnitedLayer remarked, "Despite the macroeconomic uncertainty, we have experienced our second consecutive profitable quarter and hold a positive outlook for the remainder of 2009. We remain on target to have a profitable 2009 and have no additional needs for outside funding. Increasing demand from existing and prospective customers has significantly increased utilization of our facilities. With the continued rise in demand for scalable, secure and reliable Internet infrastructure services, we have seen tremendous growth this past year across our service offerings."
Privately held dedicated web hosting company, The Planet, has included Q Point Technology's new Storage Cloud solution in its portfolio.
Based in Mountain View, California, Q Point Technology develops TrueSafe software infrastructure that enables service providers, such as IT managed services providers (MSPs), to offer their own online backup service.
Privately held dedicated web hosting company, The Planet, will participate in the Web 2.0 Expo, scheduled for March 31 - April 3 at the Moscone West Convention Center in San Francisco. The company will showcase its IT infrastructure solutions at booth 723, as well as give away a Flip Video MinoHD camcorder. Expected to draw nearly 8,000 attendees, the Web 2.0 Expo is the industry's leading conference and trade show for those who mold the 'next-generation' web, including designers.
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