How many Web hosting companies has your enterprise used?
Takeaway: Polling Place examines the results from the CIO Republic Quick Poll: How many Web hosting companies has your enterprise used?
As part of TechRepublic’s series on Web hosting, we recently asked our members in an informal survey how many Web hosting companies their enterprise has used.
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The results we received from the nearly 100 members who participated in the survey are as follows: Twenty-eight percent told us that they had never used a Web hosting company, 28 percent said that they had used one Web hosting company, and another 28 percent said that they had used two Web hosting companies.
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The remainder, 16 percent, said that they had used three or more Web hosting companies.
TechRepublic is featuring a series of articles on this topic in every republic this month. If you’d like to see what your IT colleagues are doing with Web hosting, click here.
We want to know: What do the results of this survey say about Web hosting? Are businesses unhappy with their first choice? What do organizations gain by handling their Web site in-house? Send us an e-mail or post a comment in the discussion below.
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