Brainstorm Creative Web Solutions has been hosting your websites since 2002. Though the road has not always been smooth, we have been with Liquidweb dedicated web hosting for more than two years. We currently have two fully-managed, dedicated, Linux-based web hosting servers and have set up several of our customers on similar machines with them. I have to say, it has been an event-free two years, and that’s a good thing. We’d like to introduce you to our host.

Formed in August of 1997, Liquid Web Inc. has distinguished itself as a leader in the web hosting market with an unwavering dedication to providing the best hosting products available. They have assembled a world class Heroic Support® and technical staff, professionally educated and easily accessible 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

A Decade of Dedication to Quality

Liquid Web Inc. operates with some simple concepts in mind. First and foremost, take care of the customer.

We make sure each and every customer’s needs are met instead of expecting them to conform to what we supply. Second, we produce the best product we can innovate with the assistance of our impressive in house development team.

Truly Powerful Technology

Any website’s performance is defined by two simple concepts, connection speed and stability. These two concepts have been the concentric focus on which we’ve built our network.

Our state of the art network includes redundancy in every possible design aspect. Backup power systems include large scale UPS units as well as diesel generators to ensure that clean power reaches our servers at any level of failure, including extended total electrical blackout.

Our facilities are entirely self-owned and contains thousands of square feet of climate controlled datacenter space. Redundancy is installed at every level, power is conditioned and kept constant by Powerware centralized UPS solutions backed by Cummins diesel power generation technology.

What is “Web 2.0” anyway? Those of us working in a technology-based industry likely hear this phrase thrown about, much the same way educators discuss the pedagogical implications on the postmodern era, and public administrators ponder the bureaucratic model’s inability to stand up to performance measurement criteria. In reality, it’s just a nifty way to refer to this, the second generation of web-based communities and interactive services.

Web 2.0 is the concept that people should be interacting with technology at every opportunity, rather than technology acting in the capacity of a passive tool or resource. While the debate as to how this concept should be defined continues, there seem to be several recurrent themes among analysts: Web 2.0 equates to more creativity, increased collaboration, constant interactivity, and more online-networking than has heretofore been seen.

In closing, I can only direct you to conduct further research while creating the potential for additional confusion. A good place to start might be a visit to the following link on YouTube, which offers a “Video Response to Web 2.0”…which, conversely is so Web 2.0.