To Cloud or Not to Cloud…
One day the price to move to the cloud will be eclipsed by the cost of 3-5 days of downtime. Only you will know when that day comes for your business.
AccuTerm 7.1 Available Now
After nearly a year in development, the first major update for AccuTerm 7 is now available for new purchases and upgrades.
Zumasys: Gaining Through Giving
The last thing I expected to see at a business conference was a hippie throwing Frisbees into the audience. As much as I like the discus (heck, I was born in the 70s), I was skeptical.
Monitoring Opens New Sales, Service Opps for Zumasys
As a growing cloud services provider to SMBs around North America, Zumasys wanted to proactively inform onsite clients about potential datacenter and network problems, overcome any internal technology issues before they affected its cloud customers, and find a solution that could even become its own profit center.
Zumasys to Donate 1% of 2012 Revenue to Nonprofits
Zumasys, a leading provider of cloud computing and infrastructure solutions to small and medium-sized businesses, has announced its pledge to donate 1% of its 2012 revenue to nonprofit organizations.
Shift to the Cloud Puts Some Zoom in Zumasys Revenue
Irvine-based Zumasys Inc. took a gamble six years ago developing a cloud-computing platform for small to medium-sized businesses.
350 People Attend Zumapalooza 2012
Zumapalooza 2012, Zumasys’ Customer Solutions Summit, was held at the Red Rock Resort in Las Vegas and drew record attendance of 350 people.
Zumasys – A Different Kind of Company by Peter Eicher
I just returned from a couple of days in Las Vegas, supporting the efforts of Syncsort reseller partner Zumasys and their user conference, the aptly named Zumapalooza.
Zumasys Opens 5,000 Sq. Ft. Office in Las Vegas, Nevada
At Zumapalooza, Zumasys’ 6th annual Customer Solutions Summit being held today at the Red Rock Resort, the company announced its opening of a new 5,000 sq. ft. office in Las Vegas, NV.
VMware Kills vRAM Licensing, Will Focus On vSphere Cloud Bundles
VMware is discontinuing an unpopular server virtualization-licensing program and will focus on marketing vSphere and its other cloud computing products as a unified stack.