Why choose Com-Com for your server maintenance?
- SAVINGS - Com-Com offer typical savings of 30-40%
on manufacturer support prices.
- SERVICE - We pride ourselves of providing
the very best service with a more personal touch.
- TRACK RECORD - In more than 18 years
of providing maintenance support we have NEVER lost a customer
on a service issue.
- CONTINUITY - We aim to support your
server for the whole of its useful life to you. Up to and beyond
the 'end of life' as far as the manufacturer is concerned.
- CROSS-PLATFORM - We support servers from all major vendors including IBM, HP, Dell, EMC, Sun, Bull.
- FLEXIBILITY - Maintain your equipment for the period you need. Add or remove machines at your convenience.
- SIMPLIFIED BILLING - One regular invoice.
- DEDICATION - We only support servers
so our whole organisation is set up to service critical machines.
| Maintenance & Support News |
| EMC enhances disaster recovery system
2009-09-23
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| EMC has added cascaded replication to its Data Domain Replicator software.
The combination of high speed inline deduplication, cross-site deduplication and simultaneous transmission of data to offsite locations will allow greater speed, flexibility .... |
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| IBM tackles virtual sprawl
2009-07-26
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| With the proliferation of virtual environments running on different machines, IBM has introduced a single cross-platform virtual management tool - Systems Director VMControl.
The initial release (the express version is available as a free download .... |
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| HP woos Solaris customers
2009-07-26
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| Hewlett-Packard has announced a package of incentives designed to encourage Sun users to migrate to HP platforms.
A deal made earlier this year allows HP to sell and provide support for its ProLiant servers with Sun’s Solaris O/S. Under the .... |
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Support for legacy hardware
Industrial complexes, defence establishments, transport systems, power plants and other large installations are built to last for decades and a lot of time and money is invested in safety and process control systems. Sadly the computer manufacturers upon whose systems these are based, work to short product life cycles. After five years or so, many manufacturers consider your system as virtually obsolete and as the years go by, they become unable or unwilling to continue support - that or their charges soar..... More
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