Johns Hopkins University Concentrates on Education
Reading, Pennsylvania, April 27, 2001 We Managed Servers, the Managed Service Provider division of Dynamic Net, Inc., announced today the signing of Johns Hopkins University SAIS Division for We Manage Servers to
monitor and manage all of the servers that run their Web Site.
The Johns Hopkins University School of Advanced International Studies (SAIS) is one of the country 's leading graduate schools devoted to the study of international relations.
Located along Embassy Row in Washington 's Dupont Circle area, the school enrolls more than 450 full-time graduate students and mid-career professionals and has trained more than 10,000 alumni in all aspects of international affairs.
Currently one server is being automatically monitored 24x7 for a variety of checks. We Manage Servers system administrators respond to any alerts as well as requests from the University for server management.
The advanced monitoring system is browser-based and works in real-time to alert We Manage Server technicians when a problem occurs, and will also alert them when the problem is resolved providing accurate timings of
how long the problem took to get resolved.
Peter Abraham, the President/CEO of Dynamic Net and We Manage Servers commented, “SAIS came to us to help supplement their in-house staff and allow them to concentrate on their business.
We are delighted to handle their managed server and advanced monitoring needs.”
About Johns Hopkins University SAIS Division SAIS is one of the country 's leading graduate schools devoted to the study of international relations.
Located along Embassy Row in Washington 's Dupont Circle area, the school enrolls more than 450 full-time graduate students and mid-career professionals and has trained more than 10,000 alumni in all aspects of international affairs. SAIS is a fully integrated division of The Johns Hopkins University.
About We Manage Servers We Manage Servers is a division of Dynamic Net, Inc.
We Manage Servers helps companies take advantage of the power of co-located and dedicated servers without the hassles of knowing how to run and care for them. For more information visit http://www.wemanageservers.com/.
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