The company expects to lease 14,100 square feet of space on the first floor of the second multi-tenant office building now under construction at Knowledge Park. Its operations are well-suited to Knowledge Park s technology, and the company will have the space and infrastructure it needs to grow. Its Web site is a searchable online resource containing thousands of white papers, case studies, articles, and worksheets for industries dealing in the information technology and software markets. It provides users with solutions to their information technology questions and is utilized by e-commerce companies for extensive research. The Web site is host to more than 800,000 hits and an average of 30,000 visitors per month.
Plans are under way to add at least eight more technologies by the end of the year.
Knowledge Park will be home to our entire data infrastructure, Krugger said. The raised floor in the data center will house Siemon-certified Gigabit Ethernet wiring as well as fiber optic cabling. All communication with the data center will be by 100 megabytes per second ATM, running on single-mode fiber, using Marconi ATM switching equipment. This Verizon TLC connection is the first of its kind in this region. The company will benefit from close proximity to the college s information technology programs, including management information systems, computer engineering, and two new majors, software engineering and computer science, that will begin in the fall of 2001.