Comada uses QuoVadis for hedge fund investors
16 July 2012 Bermuda
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Comada, a solutions provider for hedge fund investors in, has migrated its servers to a data centre hosted by QuoVadis Services.
A statement from Comada stated that the new centre enhances the levels of security for clients.
Rupert Vaughan Williams, co-founder of Comada, said: "Security is a key requirement for today's fund managers and their investors. With QuoVadis we are still able to offer clients robust solutions when compliance requirements mean they are unable to host software or data in a multi-tenant environment".
Gavin Dent, CEO of QuoVadis Services added: "QuoVadis has provided IaaS hosting to Comada for eight years, working with the company to support their fast growth and technology evolutions. By focusing on the performance, availability and security of the underlying platforms, QVS allows Comada's team to focus on evolving the software at the heart of their services.”
A statement from Comada stated that the new centre enhances the levels of security for clients.
Rupert Vaughan Williams, co-founder of Comada, said: "Security is a key requirement for today's fund managers and their investors. With QuoVadis we are still able to offer clients robust solutions when compliance requirements mean they are unable to host software or data in a multi-tenant environment".
Gavin Dent, CEO of QuoVadis Services added: "QuoVadis has provided IaaS hosting to Comada for eight years, working with the company to support their fast growth and technology evolutions. By focusing on the performance, availability and security of the underlying platforms, QVS allows Comada's team to focus on evolving the software at the heart of their services.”
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