Cumulus Global and Google Apps offer Emergency Email and File Services to Businesses

From the Wires

Nov. 6, 2012 03:56 PM

WESTBOROUGH, Mass., Nov. 6, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Cumulus Global (www.cumulusglobal.com) announced an emergency assistance program for small and mid-size businesses impacted by Hurricane Sandy. Cumulus Global will provision replacement email and file services to help get businesses up and running. As part of the program, companies will paid reduced activation fees and will contract for services on a month-to-month basis. Businesses can be up and running, back in business, in a matter of hours.

"Small and mid-size businesses are the backbone of our economy and are often the hardest hit by natural disasters," stated Allen Falcon, CEO of Cumulus Global. "This program is not about making money, it is about saving businesses and jobs."

Leveraging Google Apps, Cumulus Global can have businesses up and running with email, voice/video conferencing, file services, and more in a matter of hours.

Companies in any of the states impacted by Hurricane Sandy or its aftermath are eligible for 30% discounts on activation and service fees. Services start at $10 per month and run on a month-to-month basis with no long term contract.

Businesses interested in the program should contact sales@cumulusglobal.com immediately.

About Cumulus Global
Cumulus Global (http://www.cumulusglobal.com) is Cloud Solutions Provider and a Google Apps Premier SMB Reseller helping small and mid-size businesses, non-profits, governments, and educational institutions move from in-house systems to cloud computing solutions. Serving clients from 1 to more than 1,000 employees across numerous industries, we align technology with our clients' goals, objectives, and bottom lines. We leverage our expertise, vendor relationships, and a diversified range of best-of-breed cloud services to create custom solutions with tangible value. In addition to Google Apps, Cumulus Global offers a range of cloud-based security, storage, and server solutions.

Contact: Allen Falcon
afalcon@cumulusglobal.com
OFFICE: 508-948-4071 / CELL: 508-989-4792
CALENDAR: http://meetme.so/allenfalcon

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