Attenda Limited, the Always On Managed Services Company, today announced that it had signed a new four year contract renewal with Fleurop AG to host its ecommerce website on Attenda's Cloud computing platform.
Under the contract, Attenda is providing a fully managed web applications hosting service for Fleurop's transactional website, which makes a significant contribution to its international sales of flowers, floral arrangements and gifts. Customer orders are fulfilled by arranging to send the flowers from the nearest flower shop to the recipient.
Fleurop AG has been an Attenda client since 2002 and this contract renewal reinforces Fleurop's confidence in Attenda's managed services, to provide the availability, security and performance that it needs for its corporate website.
The solution is based upon Attenda's Cloud computing platform, Attenda RTI, providing a highly available, scalable blend of Cloud computing and managed services, with the capability to flex capacity rapidly in response to the seasonal peaks in website traffic. The new contract is providing Fleurop with high availability service levels, supported by an agile, highly performing, resilient and cost-effective Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) solution that can scale up or down in line with demand.
Commenting on the contract renewal, Peter Broschinski, IT Manager, Fleurop says, "Our partnership with Attenda goes back a long way and they have become our trusted hosting services provider. With Attenda RTI we have invested in a technology that enables us to right-size our IT infrastructure, with the capability to respond to the seasonal peaks in our website traffic on demand, with a pay per usage model that reduces our operating costs."
Fleurop AG, is headquartered in Berlin and boasts an impressive 100 year history in the supply of flowers and floral arrangements, through a network of florists and the Fleurop online internet shop, www.fleurop.de. Today, Fleurop Inc. has more than 50,000 partner florists in 150 countries, with Germany continuing to have the densest network of partners. On average, one floral order is sent via Fleurop every eight seconds in Germany.
Under the contract, Attenda is providing a fully managed web applications hosting service for Fleurop's transactional website, which makes a significant contribution to its international sales of flowers, floral arrangements and gifts. Customer orders are fulfilled by arranging to send the flowers from the nearest flower shop to the recipient.
Fleurop AG has been an Attenda client since 2002 and this contract renewal reinforces Fleurop's confidence in Attenda's managed services, to provide the availability, security and performance that it needs for its corporate website.
The solution is based upon Attenda's Cloud computing platform, Attenda RTI, providing a highly available, scalable blend of Cloud computing and managed services, with the capability to flex capacity rapidly in response to the seasonal peaks in website traffic. The new contract is providing Fleurop with high availability service levels, supported by an agile, highly performing, resilient and cost-effective Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) solution that can scale up or down in line with demand.
Commenting on the contract renewal, Peter Broschinski, IT Manager, Fleurop says, "Our partnership with Attenda goes back a long way and they have become our trusted hosting services provider. With Attenda RTI we have invested in a technology that enables us to right-size our IT infrastructure, with the capability to respond to the seasonal peaks in our website traffic on demand, with a pay per usage model that reduces our operating costs."
Fleurop AG, is headquartered in Berlin and boasts an impressive 100 year history in the supply of flowers and floral arrangements, through a network of florists and the Fleurop online internet shop, www.fleurop.de. Today, Fleurop Inc. has more than 50,000 partner florists in 150 countries, with Germany continuing to have the densest network of partners. On average, one floral order is sent via Fleurop every eight seconds in Germany.
