Syntenic provides custom-tailored web hosting services (5)
Syntenic has launched a brand-new website, which explains their full array of services. Previously, Syntenic just provided a blank homepage and an interface for their clients.
The new Syntenic website focuses on 3 services: optimization of the network used by the web application, the design of a customized web hosting environment for the web application, and business consulting for the application’s lifecycle.
I’ve had once a long conversation with Ian Rae, president of Syntenic, and he presented Syntenic as a customized web hosting company, for companies and expanding web startups which would want to go beyond managed hosting the like of Rackspace.
It’s great to see such an expertise in Montreal. I know their team works closely with web startups and entrepreneurs. They’ve been to Blitzweekend, and they are also part of the BitCurrent network. Do have a close look at Syntenic then, for those of you who are running or launching web apps.
Thanks for the intro Heri! The website should still be considered beta, we are working on a French translation (essentiel!) and some improvements to layout, graphics and content.
Merci beaucoup, and look forward to providing more news on the topic of web performance and scalability via our blog, and yours!
Ian, could you contact me? I see an interesting synergies with iWeb and would like to discuss with you about your hosting plans. You can email me at leclair at iweb.com.
Hey, that’s a pretty slick looking Drupal site, great job on the theming work! Loads pretty fast, too….
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