Can your current applications and network systems provide a positive end-user experience at all times? Do you know how many users can access your campus Website or how many administrators can use an application housed on your current server before it crashes? If a server failed, would you be alerted immediately? Are your applications bogged down by dinosaur legacy systems that require excessive personnel management, continual maintenance, and expensive hardware and software?

Educational institutions and corporate training centers are burdened by time-consuming, manual course planning and student registration processes because of a variety of outdated IT applications. CampusCE's hosted solution is the key to ensuring that your Web site and your course registration and scheduling applications are providing quality service to each end user. Poor Web performance or downtime can cost your institution revenue, and slow, inflexible legacy systems can cause administrators unnecessary frustration.

Save time and critical resources by letting CampusCE address your application hosting needs. With CampusCE's hosted application services, you can focus on your core business and leave application and Web performance management to the experts.

CampusCE employs only best of breed products while developing and maintaining our client’s solutions. It is with this level of dedication that we have chosen a superior Colocation facility as our preferred Internet Data Center.

Monitoring - To monitor the activity on each customer system, our Colocatoin facility has implemented Managed Monitoring Service.  Managed Monitoring Service enables them to monitor specific server processes at an O/S network and application level and to take action on events created by those processes.  Such actions might include the start and restart of a process or even the sending of a pager alert to a customer.

Redundant connectivity - In each Internet Data Center, our colocation partner has installed fiber optic cable from multiple providers such as Bell Atlantic, MFS, PacBell, TCG, ICG and Brooks Fiber, allowing redundant fiber connections out to the Internet.  In this way, they eliminate any single point of failure between the Data Centers and the Internet.

Flexible space - Internet Data Centers can accommodate a virtually unlimited range of installations - from a single server on a shared rack in secure space, to a full 7ft by 8ft secure locked Virtual Data Center cage (supporting four full racks of equipment), to combined cages that secure hundreds of square feet of space.  Other secure-space options include dedicated, locked cabinets and highly secure Vaults.  The Vault incorporates video surveillance, separate air conditioning and fire systems, and secure biometric access control to satisfy the most stringent security requirements.

Security - The security and integrity of each Internet Data Center is maintained by video surveillance cameras and security alarms with automatic police notification, and on-site 24-hour security personnel.  Co-location customers are allowed 24-hour access to the facility through a secure card-key access system.  This system allows only designated company personnel physical access to the Data Centers.

Environmentals - Each facility is built on raised floors and has high-volume, zoned temperature control systems. They has multiple air conditioning units to ensure proper heat dissipation.  In the event one system fails, the other units are able to assume the full load of cooling the co-located equipment.

Fire suppression - Our Colocation partner employs redundant fire suppression systems consisting of smoke and heat sensors that trigger automatic fire department notification.  The primary state-of-the-art VESDA system is designed to suppress any fire without harming the systems co-located at the Internet Data Centers.  As a backup, the secondary system is a dry-pipe sprinkler system.

Dedicated project management - No matter what amount of space that you may require, our partner is committed to the successful transition of your operations into their facilities.  Their Project Managers advise on and facilitate the logistics involved in moving you into an the Data Center, such as ordering new DNS registration, IP address allocation or DNS transition from another provider.

Managed services - In addition to the standard services, the support team can provide a complete range of services, from tape backup to full systems and applications management.  Other services include managed firewall service, intrusion detection service, switch/router administration, database administration, and local load balancing service.