June 5, 2008 – (HOSTSEARCH.COM) – Data center operator and managed services provider Peak 10 is to provide services to geospatial solutions provider Spatial Networks, it was reported recently. The company will create a solution that will “ensure the security and availability” of Spatial Networks’ “technology infrastructure”, supplying the company with a complete virtual platform from its data center in Louisville, Kentucky, USA, and its “hot site” in Charlotte, North Carolina, USA.
“Due to the robustness of our hosted applications and the sensitivity of certain data, we needed absolute assurance that our IT infrastructure is highly reliable and kept private and secure for our customers,” explained Spatial Networks’ Director of Product Development, Mike Hapner. “Thanks to Peak 10’s virtualization solutions, we can now have confidence that our customers’ application data has the security, scalability, and high availability that they require. Our partnership with Peak 10 enables us to focus more on growing and developing our business.”
“We feel that a mutual partnership with our customers is the only way to maintain a solid business relationship and we are excited to welcome Spatial Networks to Peak 10,” added Peak 10 Tampa’s Vice President and General Manager, Debra Curtiss. “We listened to their needs and worked with them to develop a custom virtual environment that aligned with their requirements and goals for Geodexy, including SAS70 Type II compliance. Spatial Networks’ focus on customer security and availability is much like our own, which is why this partnership works so well.”
Peak 10 is an independent data center operator and managed services provider. Spatial Networks’ offerings include Geodexy, a web-based application that allows users in any industry the ability to collect location-sensitive data via any Windows Mobile-enabled device.
