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Metromedia Fiber Network Inc. (MFN) (Quote), a provider of digital communications infrastructure solutions, said it has successfully transitioned TheMuniCenter's Internet site to an MFN data center and its Site Operations Platform (SOP), a comprehensive Internet infrastructure managed services solution.
TheMuniCenter, described as the largest Web-based B2B marketplace for municipal securities, made this transition using MFN's SiteMove solution.
MFN's SOP allows companies to automatically add bandwidth and services as their Internet sites grow. To meet the needs of companies, like TheMuniCenter, that have already invested in building their own Internet infrastructure, MFN's SOP can be tailored to include existing hardware while still offering a 100 percent Service Level Agreement (SLA). Alternatively, SOP can be a complete outsourced solution by providing hardware, software, co-location, bandwidth and ongoing management and services.
TheMuniCenter, owned by a group of investors that includes several of the largest players in the municipal-bond market, including Merrill Lynch & Co., Salomon Smith Barney, and Morgan Stanley, allows broker-dealers and institutional investors to buy and sell municipal bonds online. The company selected MFN to solve the complex problem of switching to a new data center and to work with its internal IT team to create and maintain a world-class Internet presence, officials said.
MFN combines what it says is the most extensive metropolitan area fiber network with a global optical IP network, state-of-the-art data centers and award-winning managed services to deliver fully integrated, outsourced communications solutions to Global 2000 companies. The all-fiber infrastructure enables MFN customers to share vast amounts of information internally and externally over private networks and a global IP backbone, creating collaborative businesses that communicate at the speed of light.
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