Verizon Business Offers Microsoft Windows Server 2008 Managed Hosting
Verizon Business will be among the first carriers to introduced a Microsoft Windows Server 2008 managed hosting service beginning this spring. The companies said Windows Server 2008 will give Verizon Business more control over security for its customers by better safeguarding data and protecting against server failure and intrusion.
The latest iteration from Microsoft includes enhancements that allow Verizon Business to offer customers a more streamlined server deployment that will accelerate time to market. For example, Windows Server 2008 eliminates much of Verizon Business’ reliance on custom code and third-party tools previously required.http://www.verizonbusiness.com/us/itsolutions
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