Mainframe Hosting | Maintec

Maintec supports IBM mainframe clients to overcome the challenges of mission-critical operation, staffing requirements, outsourcing mainframe, rehosting, mainframe hosting, and managed mainframe services since 1998. 

With in-house complete z/OS infrastructure, deep expertise and proven practices provide world-class mainframe services enabling companies to achieve greater efficiency, reduced operations cost, and improved quality at an optimum cost. 

Advantages-

  •     8,000 sq ft total, State-of-the-art, raised-floor data center with the command center
  • Fiber connectivity available via several providers, including Windstream, Time Warner, AT & T
  • Constant 70-degree temperature
  • Liebert CRAC air conditioning units
  • Fire protection system
  • UPS With Battery Backup
  • Ethernet wiring closet
  • Constant building monitoring with CCTV cameras
  • Backup 150 kW Natural Gas Generator
  • Aqua Alert water detection system 

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