Hosting365 News

Hosting365, Ireland’s only Cloud Computing provider, has announced a number of sales deals worth €650,000. The company has signed deals with Meteor, Billing Payment Solutions, Soft Telecom, Bord Gais, JS Web, Three and Elan Pharmaceutical. Hosting365 has arranged a range of solutions ranging from dedicated hosting solutions to outsourced managed services on the company’s Cloud Computing platform.

Commenting on the announcement, Paul Lynch, Sales & Marketing Director, Hosting365, said, “Our Cloud Computing platform has put us in a unique position. We are able to offer a range of solutions including simple web servers or complex, multi-site mission-critical applications and platforms. Combined with our Cloud Computing service, we can offer instant solutions to clients and enable them to grow their infrastructure in line with actual customer demand. Rather than jump in at the deep end, our clients can dip their toe in at the shallow end and steadily swim upstream in these choppy waters.”

“In the current economic climate, companies are looking to lower their running costs and IT spending has been affected as most companies’ investments are underutilised and may not always demonstrate value for money. As a result, we are seeing increased demands for our services as companies can benefit from economies of scale by availing of our multi million euro infrastructure and our staff’s expertise at competitive prices.”

In February 2008 Hosting365 announced a €2 million investment to create its Cloud Computing platform and sold its business division Register365, Ireland’s largest Internet hosting provider, to Namesco for an undisclosed amount last May.

Hosting365’s existing clients include the Irish Stock Exchange, the Irish Government Department for Social & Family Affairs, Certified Public Accountants of Ireland, O2, daft.ie and entertainment.ie.

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