Genisys Networks

GeniSys Global was founded in 2002, by IT business colleagues David Spears and Johnny Diggs. They knew that they could offer a better way for organizations to handle their critical data. GeniSys started out as a traditional IT company, installing and supporting internal IT networks. Seeing the wave of the future, they began offering offsite applica... tion hosting, and a virtual desktop experience. GeniSys made hosted services available in 2004 with data backup, Citrix Metaframe Presentation Server, and Microsoft EA/OL. In 2005 GeniSys partnered with the Microsoft SPLA program. For the Genisys customers this meant reduction of their IT costs, through the sharing of expensive resources such as backup power, enterprise hardware, and network connectivity. It also meant having access to their data anytime, from any active internet connection in the world. For the GeniSys engineering team, it meant being able to support all customers' hardware and data remotely and seamlessly. GeniSys soon realized their vision and moved into a virtualized, clustered environment, building an enterprise-level data center network with state-of-the-art technologies. This eliminated the need for clients to maintain and upgrade expensive server hardware, and allowed GeniSys to make available their services to organizations of all sizes. Organizations that could not justify investing large amounts of money in technology could now have an enterprise IT environment for a fraction of the cost, by allowing GeniSys Global to solve their IT dilemma and host their networks. The businesses were free to focus on their important, revenue generating initiatives. GeniSys quickly saw that clients were realizing a reduction of as much as 36 percent of their traditional IT budgets by accessing services from GeniSys' secure data center. Virtualization and clustering also allowed for quicker recovery of a downed server, since the server could be backed up directly and redundantly. In addition to this built in disaster recovery plan, storage space became ...Read More