According to TCC, the center’s data communications services division solutions provider Cincinnati Bell (www.cincinnatibell.com), the Lebanon offers data center relocation, disaster recovery, and network monitoring and proactive management .
“CBTS is excited to offer this world class facility to organizations where redundancy, security and availability are paramount,” CBTS President John Burns, said in a statement. “Combining the expertise of our service team with our investment in assets of the highest caliber data center provides a compelling offering for our customers.”
The Lebanon facility is connected to five other CBTS ‘Greater Cincinnati facilities data center through a state of the art DWDM network for redundancy. The network is capable of supporting real-time replication between data centers within the region, making it a premium of disaster recovery facility.
CBTS facilities are also subject to rigorous annual certifications, including SAS 70, HIPAA, and PCI compliance, and CBTS uses state of the art monitoring and management tools to provide 100 percent of time service agreements activity.
Certified technicians manage the daily operations of data center facilities on a 24/7/365 basis, and security guards are placed at the entrance to the building entrance and facilities.
CBTS Data Development Center Vice President Steve Herman said in a statement, “The center of Lebanon has the capacity, flexibility and power to meet our customers’ business goals and objectives, while saving the customer a high capital outlay if they were to update or build your own data center. ”
Late last year, the data center operator and managed services provider Peak 10 (www.peak10.com), also announced the opening of a data center for delivery of Cincinnati Managed IT and data services to central the Cincinnati area and surrounding markets.
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