Company News
Veraciti Hits the Road and Moves to its New Location
Veraciti Implements
Control Panel for its Unix Hosting Customers
Veraciti Goes On Net With Level3
Veraciti Speaks at R&R NetGrow Meeting
Veraciti Welcomes AllTech Computer Services Customers
Veraciti Speaks at Commerce Bank's Entrepreneurial
Wheel of Life Seminar Series
Computer Exec Takes Worry Out of IT
Veraciti Speaks at MCCC BTC Techno-Fest on Successfully
Managing Your Internet Experience
Veraciti Sponsors MCCC BTC Technology Seminar
Veraciti Speaks at MCCC BTC Technology Seminar on
Business Continuity
Veraciti Participates in All-Star Review Hosting
Workshop
Veraciti Wires Up Homes
Veraciti/UUNET DSL Partnership
Software Discounts
Veraciti Hits the Road
and Moves to its New Location
September 30, 3006
Veraciti moved its operations to Whippany, NJ. "We're excited about
the the opportunity to move into our own building. We plan to leverage our
new location with its potential for potential data center space, allowing
Veraciti to continue improving its products and services", said Frank
Altieri, Veraciti President and CEO. Veraciti's new address and phone numbers
can be found here.
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Veraciti Implements Control
Panel for its Unix Hosting Customers
January 15, 2006
Veraciti launched new Unix based web hosting servers with a user-friendly
interface allowing customer a high level of control over their web hosting
and email experience. Customers will be able to readily implement new web
hosting and email features as their business needs require.
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Veraciti Upgrades Its
Backbone With Level3
August 20, 2005
Veraciti upgrades its backbone network with a 10 Mbps, multi-homed fiber
connection with Level3. This additional bandwidth will allow Veraciti's
customers to enjoy increased reliability and improved web hosting and email
uploads and downloads.
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Veraciti Speaks at R&R
NetGrow Meeting
April 26, 2005
Cathy Coloff, VP of Veraciti, Inc. spoke on "5 Tips for Better Computing
in 2005". Refresh & Renew's Net-GROW is a networking group for
women small business owners, and, in particular the home-based business
owner.
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Veraciti Acquires AllTech
Computer Services
November 2004
Starting in November, Veraciti will be providing computer support services
for AllTech Computer Services customers. Veraciti is pleased to welcome
AllTech's customers to its family and looks forward to building a strong
relationship in the future. Existing AllTech customers, please click here
for more information on how this acquisition benefits you.
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Veraciti Speaks at
Commerce Bank's Entrepreneurial Wheel of Life Seminar Series
June 2004
Cathy Coloff spoke at the the Cedar Knolls, NJ branch of Commerce Bank
on "Computerizing Your Business for Growth". The seminar series,
sponsored by Commerce Bank, was aimed at small to medium business owners
to promotion education and networking opportunities for their customers.
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Computer Exec Takes
Worry Out of IT
November 23, 2003
Veraciti's Vice President, Cathy Coloff, was spotlighted in the Daily Record's
Business section. To view the full article, see:
Daily Record Dossier Article by Wayne
Pollard
Veraciti Speaks
at MCCC BTC Techno-Fest on Successfully Managing Your Internet Experience
June 2003
Veraciti sponsored and spoke at the Morris County Chamber of Commerce (MCCC) Business Technology Committee (BTC) Techno-Fest, in June at The Skylands of Randolph in Randolph, NJ. Cathy Coloff reviewed "The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly" of Internet usage and discussed a variety of ways to effectively manage the overall Internet experience. From pop-up ads to content filtering, a variety of technical tips and techniques were shared with business owners and technology managers of the Morris County Chamber of Commerce (MCCC) members. Veraciti, a member of the Morris County Chamber of Commerce regularly participates and speaks at events to benefit the local business community at large.
Veraciti Sponsors MCCC
BTC Technology Seminar
February 2003
Veraciti sponsored the Morris County Chamber of Commerce (MCCC) Business Technology Committee (BTC) Seminar, "Improving Your Bottom Line Through Technology" seminar on April 22th at The Chubb Institute in Parsippany, NJ. Topics included Investing Wisely in Your Technology, Increasing Revenues through Email Marketing, and Reducing Costs through IT Outsourcing. Veraciti, a member of the Morris County Chamber of Commerce regularly participates and speaks at events to benefit the local business community at large.
Veraciti Speaks at MCCC
BTC Technology Seminar on Business Continuity
February 2003
Veraciti sponsored and spoke at the Morris County Chamber of Commerce (MCCC) Business Technology Committee (BTC) Seminar, "Leveraging Technology to Meet Your Business Goals" seminar on February 25th at The Chubb Institute in Parsippany, NJ. Mike Oster, senior systems engineer, discussed a variety of aspects of business continuity planning with business owners and technology managers of MCCC members. "A wealth of valuable information was shared in a concise, focused manner" according to an attendee from TransOptions. Veraciti, a member of the Morris County Chamber of Commerce regularly participates and speaks at events to benefit the local business community at large.
Veraciti Participates
in All-Star Review Hosting Workshop
October 2002
Veraciti, in conjunction with Mercury Web Designers, participated in the All-Star Review Conference speaking at their workshop on web site hosting. The basics of web site hosting, domain name registration as well as important tips on web hosting were discussed with participants in an open session. Veraciti regularly participates of this nature to help educate business owners and consumers on its services and benefits.
Veraciti Wires Up Homes
As Printed in New Jersey Business Magazine, September 2002
Veraciti a leader in designing and implementing computer networking solutions for business, has entered the residential marketplace by offering comprehensive home networking services By working with builders, architects and/or home buyers during the construction phase of a home, the Cedar Knolls-based company installs wiring based on the homeowners needs for computer networks (home office/education centers): audio and video distribution; energy and appliance maintenance; safety and security; and high speed Internet access.
According to Frank Altieri Jr., CEO, the company works with a variety of cables and wires based on clients needs. It can be a single line of multimedia cable manufactured by Genesis Cable- in a standard package which provides one connector per room, 100-megabyte Ethernet or CAT-5E for computer networking and speakers, or RG6 Quad cabling (standard cable wire. It can be a combination of everything, he says.
Altieri believes that builders can add value to the homes they want to sell by adding and actively selling the network capabilities. "The biggest problem we have, however, is that builders are looking for value added to their houses at the cheapest possible price. A lot of them don't have the foresight to put cabling into the house. Some are starting to think about it," he says, adding that builders, such as K.Hovanian, are starting to put cabling into some of their homes.
Veraciti has worked with a number of builders including Toll Brothers and RidgeView Homes in Pennsylvania. The firm's standard wiring package is $2,300 for 15 to 18 runs or total connection points in a homes. Logically, it is more affordable to design and install wiring while the skeleton of the house is up, rather than refurbishing an existing, older home. In this situation the price could be double.
In new homes , wires run the length of the structure through risers- a three inch PVC pipe. Controls boxes are placed either in the attic or the basement. Veraciti also can install wireless Ethernet systems, but these networks are less secure. "A $200 or $300 hub doesn't have security built into it, though it runs at fast speeds. More secure boxes that do encryption are available for $600," says Altieri.
Veraciti's home buying customers range from top-to mid-level executives with average value of homes in the $400,000 range.
The new service is just one of the many offerings being offered by Veraciti, which , Altieri says, is always trying to reinvent itself.
Home Technology Networking: Meet Your Customer's Demands
Cedar Knolls, NJ - Veraciti, a leader in technology for the business environment, announces the launch of a new service, providing the infrastructure for comprehensive home networking.
Veraciti's home wiring solutions provide the electronic infrastructure for energy and appliance management, safety and security, audio and video distribution, home office and educational center's technology needs including video conferencing and local area networks to share computers and peripherals.
Scaling projects to meet a new home buyer's needs today while building the foundation for future expansion, Veraciti partners with builders to meet the expectations and demands of today's new home buyers.
Veraciti's quality work and 10-year transferable warranty on all products they install results in satisfied new home buyers. Veraciti has collaborated with Genesis Cable Systems, Leviton Manufacturing Co. and OnQ Technologies to offer superior workmanship, equipment and wiring.
If builders are not offering their new home buyers the opportunity to make the up front investment in wiring their homes to take advantage of broadband technologies, digital cable and satellite, networked computers, high tech entertainment centers, energy management, remote access monitoring and control and disaster prevention, it is a disservice to their customers. Rewiring or adding additional wiring to a home years after its completion can be difficult and expensive.
Veraciti, with a long history of providing the business community with scalable network and Internet solutions that meet their business challenges, is the company to choose as a partner in providing networking for new home buyers. Why ignore current and future homeowners' needs or leave the wiring to electricians who may not have been trained in the specialty technology wiring business, when Veraciti is? Builders can increase their profit margin, build relationships with satisfied customers and provide quality networking when they contract with Veraciti to complete the job.
Veraciti/UUNET DSL Partnership
Veraciti has announced a new partnership with UUNET to offer DSL services. This partnership will enhance our continual effort to offer effective and cost efficient services to our clients.
Veraciti is extending its offer for the new DSL service to former Rhythms customers. Frank Altieri Jr., president of Veraciti, Inc. stated, We are pleased to be able to assist any former Rhythm customers, who are suffering disruption of service. We are able to install new customers in about 25-30 days. DSL service is only part of the complete array of services that Veraciti offers to its clients.
Veraciti is please to be partnering with License Online to offer its customers software licensing at discounted rates. Currently, Veraciti is offering specials on Microsoft Upgrade Advantage software licensing. Microsoft's upgrade advantage program ends July 31, 2002
Microsoft has announced it will discontinue support for Windows 98 on July 31, 2002 and Windows NT4 on December 31, 2002. All users of these operating systems are encouraged to upgrade now to take advantage of Microsoft's Upgrade Advantage program.
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