Network Redux Blog

Comprehensive skills Training and quality Web Hosting are two key ingredients in many businesses across the map, both big and small.  Human resources and hardware infrastructure are essential aspects to any growing organization and that’s why OTN and NR have recently formed a partnership to promote both their services side by side. Who is OTN? “Oregon Training Network offers a different kind of training – one that meets the exact business challenges you face at a highly affordable price. Originally started as a partnership with Oregon Governor Ted Kulongoski to better train Oregon’s technology workforce, we evolved into an independent training network for professionals at organizations of all sizes. Our goal is to bring the training that professionals need to strategic locations throughout Washington, Oregon and Northern California – thereby advancing the local workforce and economy. We also connect people to ongoing learning opportunities through strategic local partnerships and act as a hub for subject expertise in key emerging business topics – from technology to sustainability.” WHO IS NR? “Based in Portland, Network Redux is a Managed Web Hosting and Data Service provider. We provide Virtual Private Servers and complex Enterprise hosting solutions to businesses worldwide.  Our scalable hosting services are premised on the fundamentals of transparency, open source and quality infrastructure - infrastructure that we privately own and manage.  Our niche focus and primary commitment extends to the open source community; including those involved in developing and maintaining the architecture empowering our operations. In addition to Web Hosting, as a value added component of our managed service offering, Network Redux also acts as an outsourced IT dept for many businesses… particularly those that are not in a position to hire a full time system administrator in house – we can fill that role for you.” To celebrate the new partnership formed, Network Redux is now offering (2) months free hosting to anyone who attends an OTN event.  Follow the links below to learn more about this and other benefits being offered to members of both Oregon grown Networks.

Author: Natalie Dube