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In the world of Coldfusion hosting companies just don't seem to last. The ninties seemed inundated with Coldfusion hosting companys that promised the moon but rarely ever delivered and never- NEVER- lasted.

Through it all, however, a little Coldfusion webhosting firm that started in Austin, Texas called Webcore Technologies pulsed, beat, and grew like the heart of a hero and stands today as the leading company in the world in the Coldfusion hosting and Coldfusion web design businesses.

Formally founded in 1996, by entrepreneur and Coldfusion expert, Jordan Bean, Webcore has followed a much different path than all of it's competitors.

"We've always aimed at being a one-stop shop for anyone with a need regarding Coldfusion hosting." said Bean in a recent interview. "I saw all kinds of hosting companies out there offering parts of the package but never offering the complete deal. That's where I found the Webcore niche. I aimed specifically at offering every service that the Coldfusion customer was looking for at a rate that was affordable. Webcore's key motto is that our customers will never have to go elsewhere for a Coldfusion issue. If they just need Coldfusion hosting, we have it. If they need Coldfusion VPS, we have that, too. If they need a Coldfusion expert to design and maintain their brand new site... Webcore can do it and, unlike our competitors, we can do it in-house."

The importance of having in-house talent was a keystone in the success story that is Webcore Technologies. Customers who phone in or email on technical issues are never routed to a call center. Instead they are greeted by the actual staff that maintains the servers, designs sites, and generally maintain all the day-to-day Coldfusion efforts of the company. There is never a time when a customer gets the dreaded, "Sir, can you hold? I have to speak to my supervisor."

Bean has spent the last ten years assembling his team of Coldfusion experts. With a degree in computer engineering from the University of Texas, he has learned to spot Coldfusion programming talent and immediately capitalizes on it.

"Coldfusion experts are the life blood of this company." Bean stated. "I look for people with that expertise plus that extra something that makes a good problem solver. When people call in, they want to know that their Coldfusion problem is understood and that the person on the phone cares about solving it. That's what I'm after."

Another factor that has made Webcore succeed in the Coldfusion hosting industry where so many others have failed is it's fiscal policy.

"No debt!" Exclaimed Bean on this issue. "A lot of companies in the ninties would buy facilities and equipment on credit and they'd fall flat on their face- leaving the clients who hosted with them in the lurch. I made the decision early on to run Webcore debt free and it has paid off. We'll be around in 30 years when hosting companies who borrow fall by the wayside. We buy the most reliable new equipment- but only as needed- and you'll never see us taking big financial risks. Our customers need to know that their hosting needs will be taken care of tomorrow."

So where is Webcore going?

"Well, on our quest to be the best Coldfusion hosting providerout there we're trying to add to our service base. If we have a hosting client that needs traditional Coldfusion services like Coldfusion VPS, Shared Hosting, or Dedicated Coldfusion Hosting, we're going to be the best company to go with. On top of that we'll expand our offerings into areas like VOIP, graphic design, and other programming languages to make sure that there's no portion of a clients web presence we can't cater to."


 
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