Servcom USA will be closed in observance of the Easter Holiday on Friday, April 2nd, 2010.
Friday, March 19, 2010
Back Online
All services are now online and confirmed working.
If you notice any problems with a Servcom USA provided service, please contact our office by phone immediately.
Thanks for your patience during this unexpected network outage.
If you notice any problems with a Servcom USA provided service, please contact our office by phone immediately.
Thanks for your patience during this unexpected network outage.
Network Outage
Due to problems with our ISP, Servcom USA's network is currently down, pending equipment changes and repairs.
Please be aware that this may affect our ability to deliver some services and slow our response times while this problem is being addressed. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause our valued clients.
Check back for updates.
Please be aware that this may affect our ability to deliver some services and slow our response times while this problem is being addressed. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause our valued clients.
Check back for updates.
Wednesday, March 10, 2010
Training Day - Friday, March 12th
Friday, March 12th is a Servcom USA Employee Training day. Our office will be closed for routine service calls the entire day.
For emergencies only, please call our main phone number and leave a message.
For emergencies only, please call our main phone number and leave a message.
Wednesday, February 10, 2010
Servcom Closing for President's Day
Servcom USA will be closed for President's Day on Monday, February 15th.
Thursday, December 10, 2009
New Terms of Service Posted
Check out our updated Terms of Service on our website here. (Javascript is required to view the TOS in-browser, but you can download the PDF from a link on the same page.)
These are the same Terms we've been operating under for the past few years, but we took the time to polish them and post them where it's easy to get to them.
These are the same Terms we've been operating under for the past few years, but we took the time to polish them and post them where it's easy to get to them.
Monday, December 7, 2009
The Big Story of 2010
We are not quite ready to close the books on 2009, but I wanted to give you a heads up on the big story of 2010: energy.
The EPA today announced that carbon dioxide has been labelled a pollutant and can be regulated. This is a big step forward for energy regulation and is our first real indication of what the energy economy will be experiencing over the next five years.
Simply put: in the near and middle terms, you should expect energy costs to rise under any form of regulation. Here in the Southeast, we get a significant fraction of our energy from coal. And that means the cost of running your computers - especially servers - is probably going to change from an afterthought to a real concern.
Given the slow pace of economic recovery so far, your organization is probably not ready to absorb a larger electricity bill every month. But here is the good news: the technology to improve performance AND save energy is already here in the computer industry! Servcom USA already has a long list of tools and technologies that can save your organization real dollars over the coming years: virtualization, server- and cloud-computing, power management optimization, and newer Operating Systems that use existing resources more efficiently.
Your IT department can - and should - be the model for how the rest of your organization deals with energy as we transition to a more regulated energy market. Let us show you how!
The EPA today announced that carbon dioxide has been labelled a pollutant and can be regulated. This is a big step forward for energy regulation and is our first real indication of what the energy economy will be experiencing over the next five years.
Simply put: in the near and middle terms, you should expect energy costs to rise under any form of regulation. Here in the Southeast, we get a significant fraction of our energy from coal. And that means the cost of running your computers - especially servers - is probably going to change from an afterthought to a real concern.
Given the slow pace of economic recovery so far, your organization is probably not ready to absorb a larger electricity bill every month. But here is the good news: the technology to improve performance AND save energy is already here in the computer industry! Servcom USA already has a long list of tools and technologies that can save your organization real dollars over the coming years: virtualization, server- and cloud-computing, power management optimization, and newer Operating Systems that use existing resources more efficiently.
Your IT department can - and should - be the model for how the rest of your organization deals with energy as we transition to a more regulated energy market. Let us show you how!
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