Windows Server - BizTalk Experts : OnDemand Resources Boston Based
Asked By JoeGaskawwwIoniaSolutionsco
21-Oct-08 10:10 AM
Are you looking for premier BizTalk experts 100% US Based? We have deployed
solutions for BizTalk 2006 R2, BizTalk 2006, BizTalk 2004, BizTalk 2002 that
we currently support. We not only offer full development lifecycle but 100%
24x7 support as well as full hosting.
Free onsite visit and discussion, fire me an email of call now.
JGaska@IoniaSolutions.com (617) 504-7301
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Joe Gaska
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Ionia Corporation
http://www.IoniaSolutions.com
Building your information pipelines – Ionia
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Stefan replied...
Yes great !, this is fantastic ! 24/7, but how much does it cost? why
are not you in India?
hmmm
JoeGaskawwwIoniaSolutionsco replied...
Stefan;
Most of our companies we support and/or host have confidential information
they do not feel comfortable hosting outside the United States. Whether it
be for the US government or large halthcare companies we are fiding they are
pulling implementations back to the US for reliability (infrastructure
related), corporate perceptions, as well as data security.
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Joe Gaska
(617)504-7301
Ionia Corporation
http://www.IoniaSolutions.com
Building your information pipelines – Ionia
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