By Cloud Computing SpunjePublished: September 22, 2009Posted in: Case Studies & Tutorials, Cloud Solutions, Hosting, Opinions & Explanations, SaaSTags: 
Software as a Service (SaaS) providers not only have to convince their clients of the benefits of cloud computing – they’re also under pressure to deliver 100% uptime which means they need a robust and scalable infrastructure. Since high availability server hosting isn’t a core capability of most SaaS providers, many are now looking to partner with dedicated managed server hosting companies who can deliver an always-on experience, such as Michigan-based Online Tech.
Online Tech Managed Data Centers
Mike Klein, Online Tech’s President, said the company has just released an e-tips white paper that addresses the top 7 questions SaaS companies ask managed server hosting providers before selecting a partner.
http://www.prweb.com/releases/SaaS/Hosting/prweb2862804.htm
Top 7 Questions SaaS Companies Should Ask When Selecting a Hosting Partner
Software as a Service (SaaS) providers not only have to convince their clients of the benefits of cloud computing – they’re also under pressure to deliver 100% uptime which means they need a robust and scalable infrastructure. Since high availability server hosting isn’t a core capability of most SaaS providers, many are now looking to partner with dedicated managed server hosting companies who can deliver an always-on experience, such as Michigan-based Online Tech.
Online Tech Managed Data Centers
Mike Klein, Online Tech’s President, said the company has just released an e-tips white paper that addresses the top 7 questions SaaS companies ask managed server hosting providers before selecting a partner.
http://www.prweb.com/releases/SaaS/Hosting/prweb2862804.htm
Top 7 Questions SaaS Companies Should Ask When Selecting a Hosting Partner
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