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XMission's Company Journal

XMission Completes SSAE 16 Type 2 Audit

As VP of Operations, I oversaw XMission’s recent SSAE 16, type 2 audit certification. Since this was our first such audit, we decided to limit the scope to the two products where customers would benefit the most: colocation and our Stackable cloud hosting product. In recent years, XMission has greatly expanded our focus on business […]

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XMission Sponsors the 2011 Utah Arts Festival

For more than eleven years, XMission has proudly sponsored the Utah Arts Festival. This year’s festival kicks off today at Library Square (June 23-26) with XMission once again presenting the popular Sponsor Patio. Our advanced hosting division, Stackable, now hosts the Utah Arts Festival website (designed by our good friends over at Third Sun Productions). […]

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XMission Sponsors the 2011 Salt Lake Valley Science & Engineering Fair

It’s science fair season in Utah schools and XMission is again sponsoring the Salt Lake Valley Science & Engineering Fair on March 22-25 at the University of Utah. Each year, the Fair features the best young Utah scientists in grades 5 to 12. Students present their experiments and compete for a chance to represent Utah […]

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An ISP That Believes in the Constitution

Recent actions by American technology companies have been disappointing to watch. For 17 years of XMission’s operation, we have consistently fought for the freedom and privacy of our customers. On many occasions, our customers have been attacked by individuals or groups who disagreed with what they were saying or publishing. Threats of legal action, unfounded […]

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U.S. Call Center Support Better and Growing

This NPR story discusses something most people have known for years: that the quality of off shore call center support pales in comparison to US-based centers. Interestingly, companies are starting to move support back to the US. Of course, XMission has always provided local support. All of our support technicians are based in Salt Lake […]

An XMission Customer Speaks On Qwest

Please note: As of January 1, 2017, XMission no longer sells DSL services. In response to prior XMission blog entry I wrote on Qwest’s tactics to eliminate 3rd party ISPs, along with a City Weekly article on the same topic, XMission customer Pete Doenges felt compelled to write the following. He sent it to me […]

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An Exciting Field In A Historic Moment

Please note: As of January 1, 2017, XMission no longer sells DSL services. My three year old boy doesn’t understand the concept of broadcast television. I fully admit to being a technophile by hobby as well as trade, and so my house is filled with the latest in digital distribution devices:  every television receiver has […]

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What can you create with 5472 pixels? – Updated with our Winner!

Big thanks to all of our artists who submitted work for XMission’s Digital Display Contest. We received so many creative and beautiful pieces and were thrilled to see them on our tubes at night. After reviewing the popular votes, and making their own final decisions, our judges have concluded that the Digital Display Contest winner […]

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XMission makes your life easier with BlackBerry integration

XMission has great news for BlackBerry fans interested in mobile integration using our Zimbra Collaboration Suite. For just $5 per month XMission Email Hosting users at the Premium level receive a native BlackBerry OTA (Over The Air) sync solution for mail, contacts, calendar, and task data. Features include over-the-air synchronization of mail, address book, and […]

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Unleash the Kraken!

Tolkien has long been the foundation on which nearly all subsequent fantasy works have been built. Elves, Dwarves, Orcs and many other fantasy staples were codified by Tolkien in his various stories about Middle-Earth.  How often do you see an Elf described in a fantasy novel that doesn’t bear some resemblance to the Tolkien archetype? […]

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