Managed Services
Leading Regional Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery vendor, DBSi, Opens New Facility in Valley Forge
DBSi’s New Valley Forge Facility Grows at Twice the Expected Rate Due to Explosive Growth
BETHLEHEM, PA, September 12, 2005 - DBSi, the leading regional provider of comprehensive Business Continuity, Disaster Recovery, and Hosting Services, announced today the opening of its’ Valley Forge Hosting and Business Continuity/Disaster Recovery data center, and workspace recovery facility.
The new Valley Forge facility offers the full array of enterprise level data center capabilities for application, workspace, and communications hosting and disaster recovery. The Valley Forge and Bethlehem DBSi hosting and recovery facilities provide a hardened environment for applications requiring technologies ranging from rack and blade servers to mainframes to NAS, SAN, and direct attached storage configurations. Also due to the extensive investment in its network these facilities allow for quick recover independent of the nature of a declared disaster. The depth and breadth of the Valley Forge facility joined with DBSi’s long established commitment to contractually limit the number of companies subscribing for specific recovery services within a one (1) kilometer radius; further supports DBSi’s commitment to their clients that DBSi will ensure their applications and data survives independent of the type of disaster declared.
The incredible growth DBSi has been enjoying over the past two years is a tribute to a philosophy of putting themselves in the client’s shoes and seeking creative solutions using proven and technologies to solve specific business problems faced by their client. DBSi’s sole focus is on offering industry-leading services that conform to the needs of their clients, and providing technical and business flexibility throughout the relationship. This approach has fueled DBSi’s unprecedented growth while traditional business continuity companies are experiencing single digit to no growth at all.
“DBSi’s Valley Forge facilities combined with their ability to mold their offerings to our needs were key components in making our decision to sign with DBSi for co-location and disaster recovery,” said a large Philadelphia based hospital. “Continuous availability of the Hospital’s IT infrastructure is critical and through DBSi we were able to put a plan in place that protects the hospital while also controlling the costs incurred relating to our disaster recovery plan”
“DBSi has been growing at an accelerated pace over the past five years, but over the last two years our counter-culture message of providing customer centric solutions for business continuity and disaster recovery, which goes beyond an insurance policy, has been getting out,” said William Bachenberg, CEO of DBSi. “Our Valley Forge facility has been very well received as both a hosting and recovery center; this is evidenced by how quickly its resources are being claimed by our clients. This facility in its short existence is already home to companies in the healthcare, financial, legal, and government market segments.”
About DBSi
DBSi is a premier provider of highly available disaster recovery, business continuity, and secure managed hosting services. Headquartered in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, DBSi has provided customized solutions for mid-sized and Fortune 500 corporations around the world for over twenty-three years, and owns and operates multiple world-class recovery centers. Its high-speed fiber optic network provides seamless connectivity between its facilities and all metropolitan areas in the New York City to Philadelphia corridor. DBSi’s 24/7 monitoring and support team provide continual assurance that DBSi is prepared to respond to the needs of the most demanding customers.
Additional information can be obtained from DBSi’s web site at http://www.dbsintl.com/.
DBSi Press Contact
Tammy Winterfeld
(610) 691-8811
twinterfeld@dbsintl.com
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