August 18, 2004 — (WEB HOST INDUSTRY REVIEW) — Florida-based data center operator and managed service provider Peak 10 (peak10.com) announced on Monday that its Florida customers experienced no service interruptions or downtime during tropical storm Bonnie and hurricane Charley.
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The company’s data centers in Jacksonville and Tampa remained fully staffed and operational, ensuring the availability and security of its customers’ technology infrastructure, data and business applications.
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“Our fully redundant, enterprise class data centers in Florida and North Carolina remained operational with our team of engineering and support personnel working tactically with customers to successfully activate their disaster recovery and business continuity plans,” says David Jones, Peak 10 founder and president.
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Last Thursday, Peak 10 successfully implemented its emergency management plan, ensuring four important requirements in the event of a disaster: providing a secure facility for customers, maintaining interconnectivity of four tier one data centers through private backbone, round-the-clock data center coverage and availability and the availability of disaster recovery and business continuity consulting and services.
