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“In an effort to constantly take WorkingPerson.com to the next level, we sought a hosting company that boasts fast response times, a more robust system and more bang for our buck. NeoSpire fit the bill,” said Eric Deniger, CEO of Working Person’s. “We chose the company because of its higher service levels, reliability and security—all important aspects of a highly-functional Web site.”
“As a fully managed, PCI-certified Web hosting company with over 11 years of industry leadership, NeoSpire is in a perfect position to help top e-commerce companies like Working Person’s Enterprises realize their full potential of providing great merchandise backed by a Web presence that is always there, reliable and secure,” said Jim Ciampaglio, COO of NeoSpire. “E-commerce companies rely on their Internet infrastructure to run smoothly and they want a company that will partner with them that ensures the continued strengthening of their brand promise. That need, married with the NeoSpire solution, makes this new partnering a perfect match.”
NeoSpire Inc. is a premier provider of full-service, mission critical managed hosting solutions for organizations that demand 100 percent uptime. Since 1999, NeoSpire has been providing the infrastructure, security, expertise and customer-centric support required by clients that rely on Web sites and Web-based applications for critical business purposes. Visit www.NeoSpire.net for more information.
Since 1995, The Working Person’s Store has grown into a leading multi-channel resource for quality work apparel, footwear and safety-gear by offering over a hundred leading brand names. Working Person’s was the 2006 Indiana Excellence Gold Award winner for technology. Its online store www.WorkingPerson.com has been a three-time winner of the Internet Retailer’s Top 500 Award, has been picked as one of their Hot 100 Best Web Sites and has received a “Webby” Honoree Award. The Lakeville, Ind., based company was named the third fastest growing e-retailer in America, and was number one for growth in the apparel category.
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