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Mossberg and Co.

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St. Joseph Valley Metronet Service Vendors

The local vendors offer a myriad of services to business, from basic internet service to state-of-the-art cloud computing.

This matrix will help you identify what services you are interested in who you can talk to about those services.

In the near future, this will be an interactive matrix to better serve our users.

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Computing where data, software and processing power are accessed online using different computers or handheld devices.

Space, bandwidth and power in a data center with managed computing hardware.

Interactive communication services shared among several people at different locations.

To move stored data from one location to another

Process, policies, and procedures for technology infrastructure following a disaster.

Virtually allow any document to be stored, managed, and retrieved

Applications for use that reside online rather on a particular computer or server including hosted email and hosted CRM Service.

Telephonic switching function, moved from customer's premises to an application service provider (ASP), which then takes responsibility for much of network implementation / management

Online consolidated telephone service, internet access, email and web-hosting

Vendors that can light Metronet's dark fiber. Service vendors use equipment to light Metronet's fiber optic cable strands so data can be translated from electronic light signals pulsed via the fiber optic cable

Activities, methods, procedures, and tools pertaining to the operation, administration, maintenance and provisioning of networked systems

To send customer's critical data out of its main location (off the main site) as part of a disaster recovery plan

Helping businesses understand and control communications costs while ensuring that organizations are getting the most value from its telecom systems.

Image capture capabilities that allows video images to be compressed, stored or transmitted over communication networks or digital data links

Multiple devices logically consolidated in order to be managed from a single console or multiple storage devices accessed the same way regardless of type or location

Voice-as-data management, using technology to transport voice over networks traditionally used for e-mail

Third party web site design, including e-commerce, web content, search engine optimization, and other services

Third party service of hosting a customer's web site on the Internet making it accessable for others to experience

Third party that offers transmission services to users of wireless devices (handheld computers, telephones) through radio frequency (RF) signals rather than through end-to-end wire communication

The AME Group