Free Executive Breakfast for Business Owners and Senior Executives

Demystifying Cloud Computing

By the first provider of the revolutionary Intel Hybrid Cloud in the state of Missouri

When: Tuesday, 14th February 2012 Session Time: 7:30am – 9:00am Where:  710 North Tucker, Suite 400, Saint Louis, MO 63101

During this session you'll learn:

• What is cloud computing and why businesses are moving to it?
• The pros and cons of cloud computing and is my business a candidate for it?
• How cloud computing can reduce your IT costs and free you from frequent hardware and software upgrades.
• How to gain automatic backup and disaster recovery through cloud computing.
• Answers to important questions re security, where your data is stored and internet connectivity.
• Critical facts every business must know before switching to a cloud based network.

Harish Sundaram Seminar Speaker CEO, OnlyLink

REGISTER HERE: hidden *Email *First Name *Last Name *Company Name *Phone Questions? Call: 314-641-3000

Who should attend?

C-Level executives and managers who want to learn how cloud computing can lower their IT costs and provide strategic workflow and operational benefits to their organisation. While IT executives are welcome to attend, this session will not be a deep dive into the technical aspects of cloud computing.

Testimonial:

"OnlyLink has been able to help us focus on growing our business while taking out all worries about our technology needs...OnlyLink, just put in place a next generation “Intel Modular Server (IMS).  This new technology provides us business continuity even in case of a hardware failure."

~ Bob Zeffert

"The beauty of this whole thing is that, OnlyLink has our best interest at heart…their engineers work hard to propose a cost effective solutions and they literally stand behind every commitment they make.  Mr. Sundaram meets with us once a month if not more to help us plan our infrastructure to accommodate our growing business needs in a very cost-effective manner."

Robert Zeffert, Owner, Zeffert & Associates, an Affiliate of Compliance Solutions, St. Louis

 

Bob Zeffert knew last year that his Zeffert & Associates needed to replace its computer servers and network systems. “Our servers were on the verge of failure. We had been employing an inhouse IT person, who could handle part of the improvements,” but not all of them, Zeffert said.

The Westport-based company couldn’t afford any down time. Zeffert has a staff of 28 and generates $2 million a year consulting nationally to 1,500 clients in the affordable housing industry. They range from real estate investors who have to make sure their tenants meet government income requirements to the states of Nebraska and Michigan, which have to make sure apartment owners meet federal regulations.

See what advice was given at:
http://www.bizjournals.com/stlouis/print-edition/2011/02/18/zeffert-ponders-best-time-to-reboot.html

OnlyLink launches new website!

OnlyLink is proud to announce the launch of our new website at www.onlylink.com. The goal of the new website is to make it easier for our existing clients to submit and manage support requests, and provide more information about our services for prospective clients.

Our current clients who can access our ticket client portal can now use their email and password to log into the site to make filling out forms easier, access special content, and gain access to our ticketing system.

We'd also like to welcome everybody to our blog, and we encourage you to leave comments.

Harish Sundaram grew up in Bangalore, which is India's version of Silicon Valley, but he founded his technology company in St. Louis.

He came here for a master's degree and a job, and stayed because he liked it here. His 14-year-old Internet services company, OnlyLink, has built an impressive list of customers that ranges from small local firms to giant companies like Microsoft.

Sundaram's story would be a common one in places like Austin or Chicago or the Research Triangle of North Carolina. In St. Louis, it's all too rare.

Read more:
http://www.stltoday.com/business/columns/david-nicklaus/article_61ec7841-e0a9-5f90-9654-0aa2f91d5e88.html

Greg Rolwes said his Rolwes Co. home building business dodged a bullet when cyber thieves transferred nearly $10,000 from his business account last October.

“We got scratched compared to other companies, and it was a good wake-up call,” Rolwes said.

Read the entire article at bizjournals.com.