Managed Hosting Provider, iNetU, Launches Disaster Recovery Product by www.thehostingnews.com

Managed Hosting Provider, iNetU, Launches Disaster Recovery Product

November 3rd, 2005 By: Hosting News

Allentown, Pennsylvania – (The Hosting News) – November 3, 2005 – Managed web hosting provider, INetU Managed Hosting, has announced the launch of its Business Continuity Hot Site service. The service will allow organizations with mission-critical web sites to have geographic failover and minimize the impact of a crisis.

According to Dev Chanchani, President of INetU, ”We are pleased to make this service available to our clients. Disaster recovery is one of the emerging concerns for companies running important applications over the Internet. Our Business Continuity Hot Site service has been built specifically to help clients come up with a strategy to enact. Having a well-thought out disaster recovery plan allows businesses to make smart decisions in a crisis, so no one has to panic.”

The service is available only to INetU Managed Hosting clients, and places servers in geographically diverse data centers. Data is then synchronized between the two locations according to a schedule customized for each client’s specific needs. Should a crisis occur that renders the client’s primary site unavailable, the disaster recovery site can come online quickly and keep operations running.

INetU manages hundreds of Internet servers belonging to customers focused on doing business over the Internet and works to ensure that each client’s web servers are running smoothly 24 hours a day, seven days a week, 365 days a year. INetU’s clients include recognizable names such as Microsoft, Infosys, Raymond James Financial, DreamWorks SKG, Sure Fit, Harriet Carter, KidsPeace, Writing.Com and the Philadelphia Museum of Art.

For further information, please visit: www.inetu.net.

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