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January 10, 2007 -- (WEB HOST INDUSTRY REVIEW) -- Data center and colocation provider Telehouse (telehouse.com) announced on Tuesday it will host its free, monthly Breakfast On Broadway seminar, along with co-hosts Network Operations (www1.nyc.networkoperations.ws) and Syzygy 3 (syzygy3.com). The event will take place on January 25 from 8:30 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. at the Broadway Center in Manhattan, New York.
In this month's seminar, Telehouse says it will look at why outsourced IT is driving the small and medium-sized business market's accelerated growth and co-hosts, SMB attendees and IT providers will apply their first hand experience to explain how this trend began and where it is heading.
Co-host Network Operations will discuss why outsourced IT services, such as network design, deployment and remote network management, enable others to grow their core businesses and international carriers to better control and manage their networks abroad.
While Syzygy 3 will talk about the developing SMB market from their consulting viewpoint and attendees will learn how the SMB revenue cycle begins and fuels growth and expansion.
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