Sierra Pacific company is one of the nation’s top ten private mortgage lenders. In January 2018, the IT team at Sierra Pacific worked with Zumasys to consolidate one IBM RS/6000 and six virtual D3 Linux servers and onto a single jBASE server with four virtual CPUs running Red Hat Linux. Leveraging RESTful services, Sierra Pacific’s…
Zumasys, a leading provider of NoSQL database software for business-critical PICK applications, announced today that Josh Camacho, former CEO of Chicago-based OPTO International, has joined the company as Senior Manager of Software Development. Camacho brings with him more than 15 years of hands-on development experience in jBASE, which was used to run every aspect of…
It’s a wrap! The 10th Zumapalooza is now in the books. Together we tackled 76 breakout sessions on the latest trends in MultiValue, infrastructure and cloud technologies; we packed 54,000 meals at the inspiring Kids Around The World serve event; and we embraced 3 ½ days of education and connection. We are grateful for our…
SAN CLEMENTE, California, October 2, 2018 – Zumasys, a leading provider of NoSQL database software for business-critical PICK applications, and Encompass Supply Chain Solutions, Inc., announced today the successful migration of Encompass’ custom ERP system to jBASE. The company also migrated its infrastructure from a co-location facility to the Zumasys cloud, now owned and operated…
With this acquisition, NexusTek inherits a strong presence in the Western United States, extending its reach and ability to create IT solutions that combine storage, virtualization, data protection, and networking technologies from the industry’s leading vendors.
A people person. That is the best way to describe Zumasys’ first UX/UI Software Engineer, Ryan Medina.
Businesses need to embrace the technology, not as a cost center, but as a strategic asset.
In many small-and-medium-sized businesses (SMBs), when an IT emergency is experienced, the decision makers call in the troops to fix the issue and expend many hours and dollars to get back up and running.
Five years ago, when we came up with the idea to donate 1% of our revenue to people who could use some assistance, we never would have imagined where that journey would take us.
All businesses, in one form or another, are influenced, aided by, and sometimes completely dependent on technology.