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Sitepak's flagship product, OHC, is the only solution that painlessly integrates all of your IP-based services into a single unified framework. OHC provides the means to automate the provisioning of multi-sourced services, including outsourced (SaaS) and home-grown applications, and deliver them in a single channel. Using OHC's tools, services are made standards-compliant, allowing them to be easily integrated with existing processes, such as SOA-based systems.

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Testimonial

"As an ISP We have been using Sitepak's OHC for over 4yrs now and are happy to say that it fit's into our business model. We have successfully implemented the provisioning and the integration module with Apache, Qmail and MySQL to provision ISP customers across the Mid West region and we have plans of expanding it across other regions as well. OHC's modular feature allows us to modify and customize it to fit into our ever changing environment. OHC by itself requires little maintenance and is easy to set up and the architecture of OHC enables us to integrate it into our billing system and third party tools with ease. As a Telco company we have underwent mergers and acquisitions as a result of which there have been ISP silos and with Sitepak we are able to integrate these into a centralized and unified provisioning platform."


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IT Supervisor
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Articles

Toe in The Cloud
By: John Engates, PCWorld  on: Jul 07, 2009 [16:15] 
In these tough economic times, it is increasingly common for C-level executives to come to IT saying: "I've read about that cloud computing thing. Why aren't we using the cloud instead of buying so many servers?" But is the cloud ready? As any good engineer would say, the answer is "it depends."
Harnessing the Best of SOA
By: Patrick Bradley, Technical Manager / Lead Architect, Sitepak  on: Sep 07, 2006 [14:47] 
As technology continues to expand the definition of “service provider”, customers expect bigger and better service offerings. However, broadening a service offering brings with it new headaches and costs that threaten to offset the benefits of pleasing customers. Often, providers would prefer to accept an increase in customer churn rate than take on the risk of developing new services. In order to be successful, service providers must learn how to manage increasing complexity and retain technical flexibility while ensuring that their offerings will continue to evolve and grow with the customers’ needs.


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