USA.NET Leads Email Market: Report

• By theWHIR.com , October 03, 2008

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By David Hamilton, theWHIR.com

October 3, 2008 -- (WEB HOST INDUSTRY REVIEW) -- USA.NET (usa.net) has been the "top player" in the Microsoft Exchange email hosting market for its second consecutive year because of its substantial market share and comprehensive suite of services according to market research firm The Radicati Group (radicati.com).

According to Radicati's Hosted 2008 Market Quadrant report, USA.NET's key strengths included its customizable and scalable, three-tiered Hosted Microsoft Exchange.

USA.NET offers IT security services such as anti-spam and anti-virus protection, content filtering, email encryption, eMessaging archiving, enforced TLS, other compliancy services, and disaster recovery. It also provides Hosted Exchange add-ons including a hosted Microsoft Windows SharePoint and secure instant messaging with archiving capabilities.

Its unique customer service approach also received a nod. USA.NET offers dedicated technical account managers giving clients individual attention not typically offered by competitors.

"We are honored to be distinguished for the second time in a row by the Radicati Group as the market leader in the rapidly growing hosted business email and messaging market," said USA.NET president Doug Howard. Howard is also chief strategy officer of USA.NET's parent company, Perimeter eSecurity. "I am proud to say that it reflects our ongoing efforts and success in delivering the most reliable email service to businesses."

USA.NET said it processes 38 million messages every day, manages 80 terabytes of data worldwide, and is the only provider of more than 50 different on-demand security services. Its nine globally-distributed technical offices and three Tier IV-redundant data centers provide 24 hour monitoring, management and support.

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