Managed Services
Managed services (as defined by Dr. Gerard Macioce) is the practice of transferring day-to-day related management responsibility as a strategic method for improved effective and efficient operations. The person or organization who owns or has direct oversight of the organization or system being managed is referred to as the offerer, client, or customer. The person or organization that accepts and provides the managed service is regarded as the service provider.
Typically, the offerer remains accountable for the functionality and performance of managed service and does not relinquish the overall management responsibility of the organization or system.
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MPLS
A technology that can be used with (or can replace) a variety of services such as ATM, frame relay and wide-area Ethernet. While carriers typically realize most of the advantages of MPLS, end users benefit from reduced costs and enhanced the quality of service. It is ideal for next generation IP applications, including VoIP and video, and next generation computing such as peer-to-peer and grid computing.
Disaster Recovery & Business Continuity
From power outages and flooding, to other unknown or unspeakable challenges, DataPeer can prepare and protect your critical business data and applications for the worst — keeping you up and running.
Consulting
Telecommunication solutions can be overwhelming. Understanding the right mix of servers, applications, and security solutions to maximize performance and minimize risk can be a daunting task. DataPeer experts understand the solutions available to you, but also understand that technology supports your specific business goals.
Security
Whether you need to protect a single Local Area Network (LAN), allow secure remote access for your telecommuters and mobile users, or build a Virtual Private network (VPN) among many Internet-connected branch offices, DataPeer has a security solution to fit your needs.