[Thehostingnews] Data Cities Web Hosting Assets, Acquired by Cenicola-Helvin Enterprises
Las Vegas, Nevada - (The Hosting News) - November 7, 2007 - The web hosting and billing software assets of Florida-based Lpanel.net Corp, consisting of web hosting customers of the Data Cities brand, along with domain names, including DataCities.com, have been acquired by Cenicola-Helvin Enterprises.
The agreement also includes the software source code, rights and customers of the Lpanel web hosting billing and automation software suite in addition to related intellectual property including domain names, specifically Lpanel.com and Lpanel.net. Other assets acquired as part of the deal include established third-party relationships with providers of Web design templates, domain name registration services and providers of web site security certificates, among others.
Mark Cenicola, President and CEO of Cenicola-Helvin Enterprises remarked, ''This acquisition provides us with key technology needed to expand our offerings in the areas of low cost web hosting services, domain name registration and secure web site certificates to our existing and future customers. Customers of Data Cities Web hosting and the Lpanel platform can expect a greater level of support forthcoming as we integrate the acquired assets into our own platform.''
Cenicola-Helvin Enterprises plans to integrate the acquired assets into its existing e-business offerings and provide a smooth transition of the acquired customers from servers located in other data centers to the company's self owned and operated data center facility located in Las Vegas, NV. The company further plans to internally audit the acquired Lpanel source code, provide maintenance releases and continue providing support to new and existing licensees for an undetermined period of time.
Joseph Stanley, CTO of Cenicola-Helvin Enterprises offered, ''While the integration of the acquired assets won't happen overnight and without some hiccups. We expect that within a couple of months, existing customers of both Data Cities and Lpanel will see dramatic improvements in both performance and support. I'm making this my personal challenge to see a successful transition for these customers to our company and provide benefits to their online operations.''
The company will operate Data Cities as a standalone Web site brand within the CHE Network of Web sites for the immediate future with plans to merge it with the Virtrix.com brand under which high performance shared Web hosting services are provided. Lpanel will become a product offering under the BannerView.com brand.
Cenicola-Helvin Enterprises is an Internet information resource company publishing a variety of web sites ranging from Internet communities to classified advertising and provides e-business solutions under its BannerView.com brand. E-business solutions range from web site development, e-mail marketing software, e-commerce systems, custom online database solutions to web site hosting and maintenance.
To learn more, please visit: www.cenicola-helvin.com.
http://www.thehostingnews.com/news-data-cities-web-hosting-assets-acquired-by-cenicola-helvin-enterprises-3794.html
Las Vegas, Nevada - (The Hosting News) - November 7, 2007 - The web hosting and billing software assets of Florida-based Lpanel.net Corp, consisting of web hosting customers of the Data Cities brand, along with domain names, including DataCities.com, have been acquired by Cenicola-Helvin Enterprises.
The agreement also includes the software source code, rights and customers of the Lpanel web hosting billing and automation software suite in addition to related intellectual property including domain names, specifically Lpanel.com and Lpanel.net. Other assets acquired as part of the deal include established third-party relationships with providers of Web design templates, domain name registration services and providers of web site security certificates, among others.
Mark Cenicola, President and CEO of Cenicola-Helvin Enterprises remarked, ''This acquisition provides us with key technology needed to expand our offerings in the areas of low cost web hosting services, domain name registration and secure web site certificates to our existing and future customers. Customers of Data Cities Web hosting and the Lpanel platform can expect a greater level of support forthcoming as we integrate the acquired assets into our own platform.''
Cenicola-Helvin Enterprises plans to integrate the acquired assets into its existing e-business offerings and provide a smooth transition of the acquired customers from servers located in other data centers to the company's self owned and operated data center facility located in Las Vegas, NV. The company further plans to internally audit the acquired Lpanel source code, provide maintenance releases and continue providing support to new and existing licensees for an undetermined period of time.
Joseph Stanley, CTO of Cenicola-Helvin Enterprises offered, ''While the integration of the acquired assets won't happen overnight and without some hiccups. We expect that within a couple of months, existing customers of both Data Cities and Lpanel will see dramatic improvements in both performance and support. I'm making this my personal challenge to see a successful transition for these customers to our company and provide benefits to their online operations.''
The company will operate Data Cities as a standalone Web site brand within the CHE Network of Web sites for the immediate future with plans to merge it with the Virtrix.com brand under which high performance shared Web hosting services are provided. Lpanel will become a product offering under the BannerView.com brand.
Cenicola-Helvin Enterprises is an Internet information resource company publishing a variety of web sites ranging from Internet communities to classified advertising and provides e-business solutions under its BannerView.com brand. E-business solutions range from web site development, e-mail marketing software, e-commerce systems, custom online database solutions to web site hosting and maintenance.
To learn more, please visit: www.cenicola-helvin.com.
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