C7 Data Centers Delivers Colocation Services to AlphaGraphics

C7 Data Centers, Inc. (C7), a supplier of advanced IT and data center outsourcing services, announced the addition of AlphaGraphics to its growing list of clients. AlphaGraphics is a global leader in print and marketing communications with nearly 300 business centers worldwide.

AlphaGraphics business centers offer a complete range of print, visual communications and marketing products and solutions, including full-service digital, offset and large format printing, design services, mailing and one-to-one marketing services, promotional products and digital archiving.

“C7’s scalable and robust colocation services are mission critical to our continued safe and reliable operations,” said Jason Kol, vice president business technology, AlphaGraphics. “We looked at several data center outsourcing candidates in the region; it soon became clear that C7 delivers the high level of service and redundancy required to support our expanding global operations.”

“We had to ensure that our corporate and franchisee data was in good hands and always accessible. When we combined C7’s ability to guarantee this access with its local presence and knowledgeable support personnel, our colocation partner decision was really quite easy,” Kol continued. “We’re excited about our new relationship, which we view as a long-term partnership.”

From its Lindon data center, C7 will provide AlphaGraphics with a full suite of colocation services and around the clock support, continuous network connectivity, cooling and power that are all backed with Service Level Agreement (SLA) guarantees.

“AlphaGraphics can fully depend on our services and our commitment,” said C7 Data Centers President and CEO, Wes Swenson. “We continually strive for the highest levels of consistency and performance, both hallmarks of AlphaGraphics’ service offerings.  C7’s data center outsourcing solutions will enable AlphaGraphics to focus on the business offerings it provides to its expanding base of franchisees.”