July 25, 2007 — (WEB HOST INDUSTRY REVIEW) — Managed hosting and IT infrastructure provider Data393 (data393.com) announced on Wednesday it has signed an agreement for managed hosting services with application service provider Hemo-Net (hemo-net.com).
Hemo-Net is a wholly owned subsidiary of Bonfils Blood Center in Colorado. It operates databases that enable blood centers to seek and register blood donors, track the manufacturing of blood and blood products and monitor distribution and billing.
The company gives blood centers real-time business continuity which requires an ASP solution offering regular preventative maintenance and continuous network monitoring, says Hemo-Net president Matt Dickey. Data393 provides Hemo-Net with customizable solutions and access to dedicated round the clock support.
“Having known Matt Dickey for the past 4 years, we are pleased to witness his company’s tremendous growth which has necessitated the need for a high performance and reliable facility such as ours,” says Erik Porter, Data393 co-founder and VP of sales. “It is not often that our reliability as a data center means the difference between life and death, but with Hemo-Net it does. We welcome that responsibility.”
Data393 announced earlier this month it signed an agreement to provide dedicated hosting and security controls for vehicle marketing company Dallas-based AutoRevo.
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