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WHOA.com

www.whoa.com

 
We enhance our clients' strategic and business operational capabilities by providing mission-critical secure cloud infrastructure for businesses, capable of protecting sensitive data and brand reputations of corporate enterprises.    Our infrastructure is built for security, compliance, performance, service, and cost efficiency. We take great pride in delivering each solution, customized to our customers' requirements.   Since its inception, Whoa.com has built its service based on best-in-class technologies from the leading providers in the industry, NetApp, VMware, Citrix, ScienceLogic, NimbusData, Cisco and Microsoft, plus top tier datacenters, Verizon Terremark and SwitchLV. By providing the industry's finest hardware coupled with unbeatable levels of high availability connectivity, ...
  • Number of Employees: 0-25
  • Annual Revenue: $0-1 Million
  • www.whoa.com
  • PO Box 840137
    Hollywood, FL USA 33084
  • Phone: 954.449.4900

Executives

Name Title Contact Details
John Christly
President MSP Division / CISO Profile

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