Renaissance Media Preserves Data With Online Tech
ANN ARBOR -- Renaissance Media, a custom publishing media company, has partnered with Online Tech, the leader in Michigan colocation, to host and archive their clients' and publications' data, content, stories, and pictures in their Michigan data centers.
Renaissance Media knows how critical colocation is to safely securing and archiving their data offsite. In 2000, a fire completely burned Renaissance Media's building to the ground and everything was lost. The only thing that was spared was one file cabinet that contained disks storing the The Detroit Jewish News, a Renaissance Media publication that is nationally recognized as one of the most respected Jewish newspapers. For Michigan's Jewish community, this publication held the key to 70 years worth of Jewish history.
This devastation and potential loss of Michigan's Jewish community's history is always in the back of Renaissance Media Chief Operating Officer and Partner, Kevin Browett's mind.
"If we would lose our records, photos and history; we would lose our business overnight," Browett said.
So when their backup provider was not providing adequate data backups, Browett did not waste any time finding a secure data center. Online Tech promptly responded to Renaissance Media and moved their servers and data and had everything up and running within 72 hours.
"I needed a safe colocation data center that I had a deep trust that no matter what happened here (Renaissance Media), there was another location that was completely secure and our data was protected, backed up and available," Browett said.
Online Tech's colocation services provide the security, management, and support needed to protect Renaissance Media's data. Online Tech's SSAE 16 and SOC 2 audited data centers are built to meet the highest standards of security and availability and follow national industry standards with tested physical security, logical network security, best business practices and change management procedures.
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