Best Managed Hosting
2011 Best Managed Hosting
The Best Managed Hosting Service is an Award intended to mark the companies offering the best managed hosting solutions.The criteria are the performance of the host, the quality of support, and the availabaility of monitoring and management capabilities.The rankings, ratings, scores, reviews and trends expressed on this site are the opinion of are sole discretion of the HostReview. The information is strictly for research and informational purposes only. To keep this information service free, HostReview may be sponsored by some of the companies listed and receive revenue from them to feature their companies on our site.
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NaviSite's Managed Dedicated Hosting solutions integrate the latest technology including Microsoft Windows Server 2008, Linux and VMware® ESX, and feature dual hard drives, RAID, Intel® Xeon® server grade processors, Intrusion Protection and other industry leading features. All solutions are hosted in NaviSite operated enterprise grade SAS 70 Type II certified data centers, with best-in-class technology and design including N+1systems for power and cooling for guaranteed availability and performance.
INetU manages and maintains dedicated managed servers and advanced hosting configurations for clients around the world. Incorporated in March 1996 in Allentown, Pennsylvania, INetU is committed to providing the best service in the industry.
Flexential is a managed services and cloud provider with world-class data centers. It delivers scalable, economical and reliable solutions for hosting and managing complex information technology infrastructure. Peak 10's dedicated team embraces the industry's evolving technologies by adopting and tailoring solutions for cloud and virtualization technologies as part of its robust managed services offering.
Storm On Demand is a proprietary cloud computing platform and server hosting infrastructure developed by Liquid Web Inc's software development staff. Storm On Demand makes it quick and easy to deploy and manage cloud servers from within a web browser. Storm features include instant server setup, utility style hourly billing, ability to clone server images, easy server scaling and complete backup/restoration capabilities.
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DediPower is a leading UK provider of managedhosting and data centre solutions. They provides innovative solutions and expertisein dedicated managed hosting, managed private cloud, virtualisation,multi-server clusters, security, business continuity and co-locationservices.
SoftLayer provides global, on-demand data center and hosting services from facilities across the U.S. The company leverages best-in-class connectivity and technology to innovate industry leading, fully automated solutions that empower enterprises with complete access, control, security, and scalability.
Layered Technologies is a leading global provider of managed dedicated hosting, on-demand virtualization/cloud computing and Web services. By providing high-quality technology, infrastructure and support, Layered Tech enables customers to eliminate capital expenses and save on operating costs while focusing on core business issues.
Aptum is one of the very few companies able to provide true hybrid infrastructure solutions, with Data Center, Cloud, Connectivity, Hosting and Managed Services delivered across North America and Europe. We help customers maximize the value of their technology investments, leverage their data as infrastructure, and adapt rapidly to the changing business landscape.
CWCS Managed Hosting is a globally renowned UK business offering ultra-reliable web and managed hosting services to organisations of all sizes. They have almost 10 years’ experience in the hosting industry.
FireHost is the leading Secure Web Hosting company that provides managed hosting solutions with enterprise-level security. FireHost has been delivering unmatched levels of website security, network redundancy, and bandwidth performance to clients around the world since 2006.
