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Marathon Technologies Corporation
Marathon Technologies Corporation is the only provider of fault and disaster-tolerant solutions for Microsoft Windows environments. Marathon solutions protect businesses from the costs and consequences of business-critical server downtime, providing nonstop processing, continuous data access, uninterrupted connectivity, disaster tolerance, and constant performance on any leading server brand.
Marathon is a privately held corporation based in Boxborough, Massachusetts, USA, with offices in California, Illinois, Seattle, and Texas. International offices are located in Germany, Singapore, and the United Kingdom.
Marathon Technologies Corporation
1300 Massachusetts Avenue
Boxborough
Massachuesetts, 01701
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Website: www.marathontechnologies.com
Articles by Marathon Technologies Corporation:
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Margaret M. Kelleher
Business and FT Solutions
Fresno County Chooses Marathon to Deliver 24/7 Uptime for Critical Public Safety Applications
BOXBOROUGH, Mass., USA — June 13, 2003 — Marathon Technologies Corporation, Inc., the developer and supplier of the industry’s only fault- and disastertolerant solutions for Microsoft® Windows® environments, today announced that the Fresno County, California, Human Services System—Emergency Medical Services (EMS) has selected Marathon Endurance® product to protect its critical computer-aided dispatch center from hardware failure, software faults, and disasters.
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Margaret M. Kelleher
Business and FT Solutions
Disaster Protection Primer, Achieving Fault and Disaster Tolerance in a Microsoft Windows Environment
Business continuity planning is moving to the top of everyone’s priority list. As an IT manager, you are faced with two opposing challenges. Your CEO wants reassurance that the company will operate smoothly through emergencies that range from rolling blackouts to biblical flood, fire, and pestilence. At the same time, every penny in your IT budget is being carefully scrutinised. The pressure is on you to find cost-effective ways to protect data and applications under a wide range of adverse conditions.
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