Peak 10, an independent data center operator and managed services provider, has announced that DJJ Technologies, a regional provider of end-to-end communications solutions, has chosen Peak 10 to host and support that company’s IT infrastructure.

 

DJJ Technologies offers communication solutions including hardware evaluation, sales, design, implementation, project management, maintenance, repair and network management. It also offers and supports a variety of carrier services including local, long distance, Internet and private network.

 

Peak 10 will provide DJJ Technologies with power, secure storage and reliable bandwidth out of its state-of-the-art Atlanta facility, the company said. With these services, DJJ Technologies can now offer their customers Telephony & IT Business Continuity at minimal costs.

 

According to Matt Searfoss, vice president and general manager of Peak 10 Atlanta, Peak 10’s power and bandwidth solutions, combined with around-the-clock support, enhance the productivity of internal IT professionals and ensure their clients accessibility to their critical data 24x7.

 

“We are pleased to provide a very secure and reliable environment in which DJJ Technologies can ensure the integrity of its IT infrastructure,” Searfoss said.

 

“As experts in providing quality business continuity solutions, we appreciate the value of a secure technology infrastructure,” said James Wang, president and chief executive officer of DJJ Technologies, in a statement. “Peak 10 offered us superior reliability and customer support, and we look forward to collaborating with their talented team as we continue to grow and expand our service offerings.”

 

Peak 10 provides scalable solutions for hosting and managing complex information technology infrastructure by combining multiple data centers and its portfolio of managed services with localized engineering and support. The company owns and operates datacenters in nine markets.

 

Peak 10 is SAS70 Type II compliant and helps companies meet the requirements of various regulatory compliance acts such as Sarbanes-Oxley (SOX), HIPAA, PCI and Gramm-Leach-Bliley (GLBA), a media statement said.