January 13, 2005 — (WEB HOST INDUSTRY REVIEW) — Secure hosting and managed service provider n|Frame (nframe.com) announced on Thursday that it experienced record growth in 2004, a year that saw the company transform its business model to include a specialized focus on business continuity. And the company says it plans to continue expanding its disaster recovery operations in the coming year.
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According to n|Frame, the company’s growth beyond its Internet service provider and data center operator roots has made it one of the largest business continuity providers in Indiana, a development the company says was well timed to help Indiana businesses deal with the recent series of natural disasters to hit the state, including flooding and severe snow and ice storms.
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“We’ve been building our business continuity competency since 2003,” commented Robert Alcorn, n|Frame’s chief operating officer. “We are proud to be home to the state’s newest and most sophisticated workplace recovery center as well as the state’s largest data center. The combination of our experienced technical staff, stable financial backing and state-of-the-art technology infrastructure puts n|Frame in the forefront of IT service firms in Indiana.”
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The company says increased demand for business continuity services contributed to n|Frame’s 18 percent growth in 2004, along with a 13 percent increase in its customer base. In 2005, the company expects revenue to increase by 19 percent as it introduces new partnerships and services.
