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Corporate Consolidation Ruins Hundreds of Small Businesses

opednews.com — Navisite, Inc purchased Alabanza hosting and destroyed the entire data center when attempting an ill-considered and poorly executed move on Saturday morning, November 3rd. As of 11pm on November 4th, an estimated 175,000 web sites have been knocked off-line for going on 48 hours. Complete negligence on the company's part. Total meltdown and fiasco

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  • bugninja, on 11/07/2007, -0/+1They are at around 4 full days of many sites still being down.
  • positivepause, on 07/08/2008, -0/+0Navisite action in the November was Brutal but they receovered very smart from that. Latest news on the table is AT&T is looking to enter and caputure small compnies like NAVISITE to gain easy access into CDN and hosting solutions. They always have the pattern to get the compnies who are doing good and have very good infrastructure. After the November incident , NAVISITE has centralized all the resource into quality and SLA and metrics. The result was huge profit in the last quarter and EPS estimates were above the market predictions. Bottom line , NAVISITE will soon become a part of AT&T which makes big diffrence in the world of Hosting and application solution provider.
  • PositronicDave, on 11/09/2007, -0/+0Brutal

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