Enseva is all about satisfying our customers. This means adapting with our customers when their needs change. A year ago, we would have never dreamed that Enseva would be installing fiber infrastructure in the ground. But now, we’re doing it – and here’s why. In recent years, we at Enseva noticed that many of our
Read MoreEnseva, a data colocation and cloud solutions leader since 2012, announced today the addition of Daniel Abbott, Cloud Systems Engineer, to the firm. Abbott joins Enseva from Thompson Trucking where he last served as their IT Director working with numerous platforms and technologies including, but not limited to HyperV, SQL, VNC, ShoreTel, Cisco and Citrix.
Read MoreEnseva was named by CIO Review as one of “20 Most Promising Azure Solution Providers in 2015.” Of the twenty ranked companies, Enseva is the only Iowa company to receive such a distinction. Hundreds of Microsoft Azure platform providers were evaluated and Enseva is incredibly proud of achieving this leadership ranking. “It’s an honor to
Read MoreCEDAR RAPIDS, IA (October 19, 2015) – Enseva today announced a recent partnership with Kansas City, MO based high-bandwidth and fiber-based communications network provider, Unite Private Networks. The partnership will support UPN’s new state-wide fiber-optic network, which in its entirety covers nearly 900 miles. Unite Private Networks recognizes Enseva as the premier datacenter to kick
Read MoreJoin Enseva and P3-Inc. Wednesday, July 22nd for a Free Webinar beginning at 9 a.m. CST. Discussion/questions immediately following the webinar.Building a private datacenter may seem like a logical IT solution, but is it? With data and technology playing such an integral part of any business today, it can be expensive, especially with hidden costs.
Read MoreWithin the Enseva private cloud ecosystem, hardware profiles represent different combinations of CPU, Memory and Disk that consumers can provision. Historically, Enseva supported popular combinations of resources that closely mimicked real hardware. For CPU we had 1 Core, 2 Core, 4 Core, 8 Core, etc.; for Memory we had 8GB, 16GB, 32GB, etc. Disk is
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