(openPR) - March 4, 2008 - Sourcio CJSC, a leading IT consulting company, which provides web monitoring and support for business web applications, exhibits at CeBIT 2008 showing solutions for effective IT monitoring and management.
Sourcio IT consulting and web monitoring services are being widely used by e-business companies, including E-Commerce sites, Internet Portals, Banks, Managed Hosting Providers, Web Service, Web Design and Development, SEM/SEO companies and Healthcare organizations. Over 20,000 companies improved their websites and web applications return on investment (ROI) through proactive problem solving before they critically affect their business and bottom line. More than 75,000 sites and devices are being monitored for uptime and availability.
In Germany, Hanover at CeBIT Global Exhibition Sourcio presents solutions and critical case studies describing the benefits of real time website monitoring from external and internal perspectives. These solutions help discover new revenue opportunities, increase online ads revenue, effectively manage IT operations and complex business applications.
“Our consulting and web services offered to large diversity of companies urge to improve their credibility and proactive management of their IT. Our clients like our service, the timely support and feature enhancements we are delivering, and use those services for providing high SLA to their clients”, states Sourcio CEO Hovhannes Avoyan, who is at CeBIT now at Hall 5, Stand G58.
Contact: Gayane Dallakyan
Sales and Marketing
123 Hovsep Emin Street
Phone: 37410-219795
Sourcio CJSC provides global web applications development, on-demand healthcare solutions and web monitoring and operations support services. Sourcio solutions are cost efficient for small and large companies worldwide. Sourcio developed such popular web destinations like Mon.itor.Us, Monitis.com, Semonics.com, Emrian.com and complex web applications for well known brand names.
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