Leading Indicator Systems Selects NaviSite
 

NaviSite,Inc, a provider of enterprise hosting and application services, announced this week that Leading Indicator Systems, LLC of Bedford, MA has chosen its line of dedicated servers to host their complex, software as a service application and its associated web interfaces and databases.

The company states that LIS solutions enable its customers to assess and track key indicators that impact organizational performance. Their assessment solutions bridge the gap between the collection of data and the ability of businesses to analyze, understand, interpret, act, and realize tangible results from survey findings. It articulates that its servers, server management and network services create a foundation that Leading Indicator Systems will leverage to deliver its mission of transforming data into meaningful and actionable information. The company avers that managed dedicated servers are hosted in a Sas70 Type II facility, and provide solutions that will enable LIS to provide a array of web-based assessment and survey solutions to its customers.

"By selecting NaviSite, firms like Leading Indicator Systems are assured that their SaaS hosting needs are being handled by one of the leading providers of SaaS Hosting Solutions," said Sumeet Sabharwal, SVP of Dedicated Hosting. "NaviSite has a long history of helping Independent Software Vendors ("ISV"s) as they move their applications to a professionally hosted solution and ensuring that they run at optimum levels of performance."

"Customers have well-defined requirements when they come to us," said Carl Nergararian, Director of IT at LIS. "Beyond their obvious interest in details of assessment models, survey instrumentation, and our analytic/reporting tools, everyone wants to know where our servers are located and how their security and performance needs are assured. We selected NaviSite as our partner based on its outstanding level of highly-reliable services, excellent reputation, and ability to deliver at a terrific price point."