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BPOMS has made the commitment to provide the best services available in the marketplace. BPOMS maintains industry partners, vendor partners and other synergistic relationships. If you are interested in talking to us about a potential partnership please contact us: info@bpoms.com.
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International Business Machines (IBM) is the world's top provider of computer products and services. Among the leaders in almost every market in which it competes, the company makes mainframes and servers, storage systems, and peripherals. IBM is also one of the largest providers of both software and semiconductors.
Visit www.ibm.com to learn more.
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EMC Corporation a leading provider of RAID (redundant array of independent disks) storage systems. Banks, manufacturers, Internet service providers, retailers, and government agencies use EMC's systems to store and retrieve massive amounts of data. The company also sells a line of network attached storage (NAS) file servers, and a wide array of software designed to manage, protect, and share data. Visit www.emc.com to learn more.
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Hewlett-Packard provides enterprise and consumer customers a full range of high-tech equipment, including personal computers, servers, storage devices, printers, and networking equipment. Its software portfolio includes operating systems, print management tools, and OpenView, a suite that encompasses application, business, network infrastructure, and product lifecycle management.
Visit www.hp.com to learn more.
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Dell is the world's #1 direct-sale computer vendor providing a broad range of computer products for the consumer and enterprise markets. In addition to a full line of desktop and notebook PCs, Dell offers network servers, workstations, storage systems, printers, projectors, and Ethernet switches. The company also markets third-party software and peripherals. Dell's services unit provides systems integration, support, and training.
Visit www.dell.com to learn more.
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Hitachi supplies a broad range of high-tech products making and selling consumer electronics, computing products, telecom equipment, and industrial equipment. The company's computer-related products range from data storage systems to semiconductor manufacturing equipment. Visit www.hitachi.com to learn more.
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Mainline Information Systems became IBM’s leading business partner across the eServer and storage product lines by ensuring customers have the best-designed and supported solutions to meet their individual business requirements. Mainline delivers software, hardware, and application solutions, as well as a comprehensive suite of services to a growing base of more than 3,500 satisfied customers.
Visit www.mainline.com to learn more.
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Iron Mountain Incorporated helps organizations around the world reduce the costs and risks associated with information protection and storage. The Company offers comprehensive records management, data protection, and information destruction solutions along with the expertise and experience to address complex information challenges such as rising storage costs, litigation, regulatory compliance and disaster recovery.
Visit www.ironmountain.com to learn more.
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I/O Concepts, Inc. has been providing enterprise computing solutions since 1989. The company’s products assist customers with their goals of reducing overall computing and operational costs while enhancing organizational productivity. The company examines complex computing issues and applies creative thinking that yields innovative solutions to those computing issues.
Visit www.ioconcepts.com to learn more.
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Macro 4 is focused on using technology to simplify business information. The company provides software for two key markets and in a variety of industries around the world. Its Systems Management Products division is targeted at providing infrastructure tools that help information technology staff develop, test, and troubleshoot enterprise-class mainframe applications and data centers. Its Business Information Logistics division offers software for electronically capturing and storing documents, images, and other content. This software includes applications for document print management, production printing, document warehousing, enterprise report management, and electronic document presentment and processing.
Visit www.macro4.com to learn more.
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Cisco Systems leads the market for IP-based networking equipment. The company provides routers and switches used to direct data, voice, and video traffic. Other products include remote access servers, IP telephony equipment, optical networking components, Internet conferencing systems, set-top boxes, and network service and security systems.
Visit www.cisco.com to learn more.
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Optimum Lightpath at the forefront of business communications enables organizations to deploy communications solutions that increase productivity, improve operational flexibility and reduce costs. With a streamlined array of voice, data and Internet solutions, Optimum Lightpath continues to lead the way in defining a new paradigm in business communications, that extend the capabilities-and benefits-of the world's most widely deployed local area technology beyond a single facility to metropolitan and wide area networks.
Visit www.optimumlightpath.com to learn more.
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Verizon is a top US telecom services provider. Its telecom operations include about 45 million access lines in 28 states and Washington, DC. Verizon Business is a global advanced communications and information technology (IT) powerhouse to serve large business and government clients.
Visit www.verizon.com to learn more.
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Hudson Valley DataNet, LLC , a privately funded company, was formed to build, market, and provide affordable, high-speed, broadband fiber optic digital communication services throughout communities in New York State. DataNet is certified by the New York State Public Service Commission as a competitive local exchange carrier (CLEC). Hudson Valley DataNet's strategic focus is on providing world-class data communication services to small and midsize communities. The company offers customized network services to commercial, educational, nonprofit, government entities, and the wholesale telecom sector. DataNet's customers receive technologically sophisticated services traditionally reserved for large metropolitan customers. DataNet offers customers the opportunity to improve their access to digital networks, dramatically increase access capabilities to the Internet, and reduce costs by utilizing state-of-the art fiber optic networks.
Visit www.datanet.net to learn more.
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The Hudson Valley Center for Innovation, Inc. (HVCFI) is a not-for-profit corporation formed to foster the growth and development of emerging high value business and technology development firms, and the creation of high-value jobs throughout the Hudson Valley region of New York State through the implementation, and enhancement, of the cost-effective business incubation model.
Visit www.hvcfi.com to learn more.
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The Center for Collaborative and On-Demand Computing (CCODC) at Marist college was designated on September 1, 2004 by New York State Office of Science, Technology and Academic Research (NYSTAR) as a College Applied Research and Technology (CART) to encourage greater collaboration between New York State industry and New York’s colleges, NYSTAR awarded two College Applied Research and Technology (CART) designations. CCODC offers services, support, and training to assist new and existing companies in applying technologies that multiply computing capacity at a substantial cost savings. The CCODC spurs economic growth of distributed systems technology providers and generates new economic activity. The CCODC's projects with industry partners include a complement of on-demand computing, Linux on zSeries testing, business process automation, training and outreach.
Visit www.ccodc.marist.edu to learn more.
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