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Hosted E-Mail Archiving Company Seeks SP Partners Alex Goldman
[May 13, 2008] The eponymous Stephen Marsh says that his company, Smarsh, is prepared for anything after winning over the financial and health care sectors.

VoIP Wholesale Provider Directory: VarPhonex Jeff Goldman
[May 7, 2008] InPhonex's VoIP reseller program is designed to give ISPs a great deal of flexibility in building a voice offering for their customers—but don't expect anything as simple as a pre-configured website.

Billing Systems & Services: BillMax Jeff Goldman
[March 19, 2008] BillMax was built by an ISP with a focus on scalability and reliability.

VoIP Wholesale Provider Directory: Junction Networks Jeff Goldman
[March 12, 2008] Junction Networks prides itself on flexibility, with regard to everything from hardware options to customer contracts.

Billing Systems & Services: Emerald Management Suite Jeff Goldman
[March 5, 2008] IEA Software's Emerald Management Suite, now in version 5, comes in six different editions for everyone from hotspot providers to resellers.

The Network Has the Services Alex Goldman
[August 16, 2007] When we wrote about this service delivery network last year it was reinventing itself. Just one year later, it has a full suite of services and is building the delivery channel.

RatePoint's Business Service Launches Alex Goldman
[July 24, 2007] The people who built GeoTrust (and sold it to VeriSign) have some ideas about how to change a key online service: rating online businesses.

The Original Hosted Exchange Alex Goldman
[June 4, 2007] There have been imitators, competitors, and plenty of alternatives, but this company was the first to offer this service, its CEO told us at ISPCON.

The Meta Value-Added Service Alex Goldman
[February 5, 2007] A company has developed a service that helps you deliver value-added services.

Hosted Microsoft Everything Alex Goldman
[December 13, 2006] A new company in Seattle is working with another company you know all too well in order to enable you to deliver the services that are otherwise painful to manage.

Alert Logic: Security is a Service Alex Goldman
[December 6, 2006] If adding security appliances is becoming a hassle, this company says it can add security to your network with a single box while hosting the app itself.

Is Your Front Door Closed? Alex Goldman
[December 4, 2006] This value-added service, the company says, allows users to check on the safety and comfort of their "life assets" while they're not at home, a service that will always be worth more than its price.

ISPCON Services Session, Fall 2006 Alex Goldman
[November 29, 2006] Making the right decisions may seem simple, but not every ISP does what's sensible. Mike Cassidy provided common sense advice, which is always good at ISPCON.

Jamcracker Service Delivery Network 2.0 Alex Goldman
[July 31, 2006] The company updates its service infrastructure to better serve service providers and customers.

SonicWALL Moves Beyond the CPE Box Alex Goldman
[June 23, 2006] The company's new goal is to deliver more value-added services so that its resellers can make more money.

An Infrastructure for Services Alex Goldman
[March 13, 2006] It's a problem that's about as old as the ISP industry itself: as services get more complex and equipment more capable, customers aren't evolving at all.

E-Mail Security in the Worx Alex Goldman
[February 13, 2006] This product offers ISPs encrypted e-mail. It's a service designed to be offered to small- and medium-sized business, at first.

E-Mail Marketing System Pays ISPs, Eases Filtering Alex Goldman
[February 10, 2006] While charging money to send e-mail is not new at all, the details of the system embraced by AOL and Yahoo! include several unique elements.