Pennsylvania services provider challenges users to document the capabilities of its hosted services from anywhere on the globe.
Independence IT, a leading provider of application hosting and infrastructure management solutions for small and mid-sized businesses, today announced its "On-the-Road" Photo Contest to demonstrate the mobility of the company's hosted desktop service.
To enter, individuals should send a photo of themselves or a group while traveling on business or a personal vacation holding the official contest sign: "On the Road with Independence IT." Extra points will be given for those photos that include a communication device, such as a laptop or smart phone. Photos must be submitted between March 1 and June 30, 2010. A panel of judges will select "The Best Picture and the winner will receive a $250 American Express gift card.
"Serving as a virtual IT department for our clients for more than a decade, we have heard many stories about the wonderful or whacky places they have logged into their remote desktop accounts to accomplish some type of work task," explained Tony Whitton, CEO at Independence IT. "We thought this photo contest would be a great way to collect pictures and show the world what you can do with our service."
More contest details and official rules can be found on the Independence IT website at: www.independenceit.com/ontheroad or on Facebook at: http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=311872065162&ref=mf.
About Independence IT
Independence IT is a leading provider of application hosting and infrastructure management solutions enabling small and mid-sized businesses to leverage enterprise-class availability, security and agility. Serving as a virtual IT department rivaling most Fortune 500 companies, Independence IT shoulders its clients' IT management burdens - from application hosting, server management and software maintenance; to help desk, security, disaster recovery, backup and archiving. Based in Allentown, Pa., Independence IT offers reliable solutions hosted at a best-in-class data center and backed by top quality customer support empowering clients to run and grow their businesses more efficiently and cost-effectively. For more information on the company, visit www.independenceIT.com.
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