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myhosting.com Mobile Email Solution Awarded for Excellence @ Parallels Summit 2011 Awards

Jeremy Adams — Thu, 24 Feb 2011 22:05:13 +0000

The Parallels Summit continues and SoftCom is delighted to have been awarded for excellence in Parallels Automation in one of seven categories that recognize Parallels partners that have achieved outstanding success using Parallels solutions.

During the awards presentation at Parallels Summit 2011, SoftCom Inc. was Awarded Excellence in Messaging & Collaboration Services and Parallels Automation for its Exchange based Email and Sharepoint Solution as implemented and integrated into Parallels Automation; myhosting.com onCloud.

“SoftCom continues to be a leader in the hosting industry by providing reliable and fast cloud service delivery through Parallels Automation,” said Celal Ulgen our Chief Marketing Officer “We are excited about winning this award and look forward to partnering with Parallels to bring new messaging and collaboration services to market like Microsoft Exchange 2010, Microsoft Lync 2010 and Hosted PBX/VOIP.”

You can safely bet we won’t stop there. As the conference continues stay tuned to myhosting.com and softcom.com blogs for updates and details on your favourite web host!

Learn more about our Microsoft Exchange Hosted Business Email Solution or our Sharepoint Services offering.

Are You Ready For Us, Texas?

Melissa Smich — Fri, 16 Jul 2010 15:30:24 +0000

HostingCon begins Monday!

As if we haven’t said this enough, we can’t wait!

Affiliates remember our program is bolstering up to engage all of you and we’re more than interested in getting your feedback, networking and understanding what drives your business!

If you have a question about the program, are looking to find ways to improve or just want to talk about the future look us up!

This is a call out to all affiliates, partners, and representatives to be sure to grab our attention and we’ll be sure to grab yours!

One Week to HostingCon

Melissa Smich — Mon, 12 Jul 2010 17:58:43 +0000

HostingCon is only a week away and you can expect to find Hosting-Kaan, Hosting-Mike and Hosting-Jer (Kaan Bora Soran, Michael Carr & Jeremy L. Adams respectively) representing myhosting.com at the conference!

We’ll be attending many of the talks and you’ll be more than likely to find us at the following:

Differentiating Your Hosting Business in a Saturated Market
- Adam Eisner

Cloud Services for Small Business
- Jack Zubarev

Opportunities and Advantages for Hosting Resellers
– Elliot Noss & Liam Eagle

Increasing Profits and Prospects with Marketing Best Practices
- Hartland Ross

Practical Acquisitions Advice: Process, Pricing, and Trends
– Hillary Stiff

Adding Value to Your Business With Financial & Operating Metrics
– Francis Stiff

What Tomorrow Brings – Open Q&A to Prepare for the Future
– Jack Zubarev & Michael Joffe

Understanding and Meeting Small Business Needs
– Craig Bartholomew

And of course

Becoming Profitable Providers of Cloud Services
– Serguei Beloussov

But that’s far from all! So keep in touch and let us know where you’re going to be at HostingCon 2010!

HostingCon: Bringing Your Affiliate Visions To Life

Melissa Smich — Thu, 08 Jul 2010 18:24:04 +0000

HostingCon is drawing near and myhosting.com is looking forward to the fantastic networking opportunities. As our affiliate program grows we’re ever more interested in really connecting with our affiliates. We want to hear from you! The likes, the dislikes, the could-be-betters, the wild ideas; want it all!

The program is there, it’s powerful, the tools work, and the payouts are great but we want to know where our affiliates and potential affiliates want to go. We want to know how you want to shape your business and empower your clients. Most importantly, we want to know how the program can help bring those visions to life.

To all you affiliates out there, make sure to stay tuned to our web hosting blog, twitter feed and facebook page and be sure to join us at the HostingCon networking events!

Kicking-It For A Great Cause!

Ricky Lam — Fri, 02 Jul 2010 20:19:20 +0000

Toronto – Sunday afternoon was the day for the annual media vs rockers charity game at BMO Field. I somehow got in on the media side and let me tell you, I was really excited to play this game. BMO Field had recently added a nice grass field and I was eager to play soccer on a nice flat pitch, instead of the crappy ass dirt patches that XTSC and TCSSC seems to provide. The game featured musicians such as Brendan Canning from Broken Social Scene, members of Bedouin Soundclash, the High Dials and Great Big Sea. The media side included people from Entertainment Tonight, Vice, National Post, Herohill and Bravo.

Preparation

Let me tell you how NOT to prepare for a soccer game – go out dancing until 3:30 am and then go eat Korean food. Then wake up the next day and arrive at the field 15 minutes before the game starts, not even allowing time for warmup. To be honest, no one at the game had slept til 3 or 4 the previous night either. Rockers are used to this sort of rag tag lifestyle, software developers are not.

The Game

Having played a bunch of 5 on 5 half pitch soccer in my days, I wasn’t fully prepared for playing a 10 on 10 full pitch game in the middle of the day. I was pretty much out of gas about 15 minutes into the game. Furthermore, the competitiveness of the game had caught me for surprise. I had expected a nice half ass casual game of soccer, instead, what I discovered was that this game is a deep rooted rivalry that culminates from years of trash talking. Physical play was aplenty and there were more then a few slide tackles and collisions. It took me quite a long time to adjust to the pace of the game and get my second wind. So I guess what I’m saying is I didn’t play to my usual self, which was disappointing, but not really unexpected. Brendan Canning is as good as they say he is, and scored, much to the chagrin of everyone. There’s nothing worse then having the guy who cares about the game the most score, while you are on the other team. Having said that, he did open a beer bottle for me after the game (with a water bottle! again!) so I am most appreciative. I left the game with a new found respect for both media and musicians sporting abilities.

Result

The game was tied and headed to a shootout, where our team prevailed. The real winner were the kids, as over 10,000 dollars were raised for the Right to Play charity. To put that perspective, that is ALMOST 1 chain linked fence at G20. Almost.

It was a great time and I hope to be back and in better shape next year, and also, actually hit that mule kick I tried to score with.

Check out the coverage on CBC here

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