Company offers new customers an implementation credit along with a free Apple iPad for remote systems HA monitoring.
HA and DR software and services provider Maxava has a special offer for new customers through year-end: a credit of $2,000 towards implementation services plus an Apple iPad.
New customers purchasing Maxava HA Enterprise+ or Maxava HA SMB can benefit from the offer. At the same time they will be implementing a proven HA/DR product to give them the confidence and readiness for whatever data availability and protection issues may confront their business, according to the company.
The $2,000 implementation services credit will assist new customers to get their HA/DR solution up and running quickly and effortlessly with Maxava’s highly experienced team of technical specialists. The credit also can be used with the customers’ IBM Business Partner if they are an authorized Maxava Implementation Partner.
With the Apple iPad, customers will be able to take full advantage of Maxava’s proprietary maxView software allowing them to manage their systems remotely, anytime from anywhere. Remote capabilities allow users to view, interact with, and make requests to IBM i and Maxava HA Enterprise+ using maxView Manager. maxView Monitor delivers a smart way to monitor IBM i and Maxava HA SMB environments and allows users to easily check and report on HA readiness and key IBM i system resources.
"We are confident that this promotion will encourage organizations of all sizes to consider ensuring their business data is protected going into 2012,” said Maxava CEO Allan Campbell. “The events of 2011 have highlighted the need to be prepared for any scenario, and with Maxava HA, customers can be ready and able to protect their critical business data."
Full details on the promotion can be found at http://www.maxava.com/4Q11-customer-promo/ and online demonstrations of the maxView products in action are available at www.maxava.com/monitoring-tools
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