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Mosaic Technology Launches New Asset Cost Recovery Program

dbasler — Thu, 11 Jun 2009 14:33:23 +0000

Global business initiative lets asset managers recover IT investments for surplus hardware

Salem NH, June 1, 2009, http://www.mosaictec.com[Mosaic Technology] of Salem NH launched a new Asset Cost Recovery Program that lets asset managers get the best return on their surplus data and communication products. The Asset Cost Recovery program is a comprehensive six-point plan. Equipment is initially assessed and a price range established. The market is evaluated and the most effective sales channel selected. The assets are removed to secure storage and technically assessed by engineers. The equipment is refurbished electronically and cosmetically, as appropriate. Asset lots are created and sold worldwide through multiple channels. If items do not sell, they are disposed of at no cost to the owner.

“We have a good process for those who want to maximize their return on surplus assets,” said Tom Desmet, Mosaic president and CEO. “Our value is based on two aspects of our business; first is Mosaic’s strength and ability to sell used IT equipment worldwide – that means we always have demand for product, which translates into increased value for our customers.”

“The second aspect is that a substantial portion of Mosaic’s sales are to end-users. This means that our cost recovery clients receive a return far greater than with traditional brokers or B2B exchanges.”

Newly appointed Director of Business Development, Greg King is spearheading the asset management effort for Mosaic. He is opening new channels worldwide with manufacturers and distributors to help them recover investments from their IT and telecommunications product over-runs, line pulls, returns, stock rotations, and mothballed computing or switching networks.

“Our customers tell us that because Mosaic can play many roles in the investment recovery process, we’re of considerable benefit to their bottom line,” King said. “We’re not in business to replace an owner’s existing vendor, but rather to be their alternate solution provider.”

“Mosaic is revolutionizing the idea of Asset Management for computer and telecommunication hardware,” King explained, “It’s a very exciting program model. Companies have made large outlays in IT equipment that is outdated very quickly. Investors want to see their companies get the highest return possible on those aging assets,” King concluded.

The Mosaic Asset Cost Recovery program offers a range of financial services including financing of purchases, equipment leasing packages, purchase/leaseback plans, depreciation analysis and valuation trending.

Mosaic Technology Donates $10,000 to Salem NH Depot Station Project

dbasler — Mon, 27 Apr 2009 18:29:18 +0000

Gift will help rehabilitate 1867 depot building

Salem NH, March 24, 2009 – The Depot Revitalization Committee and the Historic District Commission of Salem NH announced that Mosaic Technology of Salem NH has donated $10,000 to the Depot Station Project. The donation will contribute to the continued rehabilitation of the 142 year-old depot building. The donation was presented by Tom Desmet, Mosaic’s President and CEO at the recent Chamber of Commerce Business After Hours Meeting, held at Mosaic’s corporate headquarters March 18th 2009.

“We would like to thank Mosaic and especially Tom Desmet for his generous contribution,” said Donna Velt, Senior Branch Manager of Pentucket Bank and Coordinator of fundraising. “It’s a good example of the business community’s commitment and active participation in growth activities in Salem.”

“I’ve been a lifelong resident of Salem,” said Tom Desmet. I’ve had an active business here for over 25 years. From a business perspective this is a project that can have a positive impact of the future of Salem and the people who live and work here. We are happy to be a position where we can make this kind of a contribution.”

The Depot Station project is a three‐phase revitalization program. Structural and building envelope improvements are near completion; and building finish work , fixtures, tenant fit‐up and completion are scheduled over spring. The Town has provided the building, the property, and $65,000 toward a successful hazardous materials removal and partial historically inappropriate addition demolition. The Historic Commission, through the Depot Station Committee has raised sufficient funds to make structural and building envelope improvements, which are nearing completion. This donation will be earmarked towards completing the finishing touches, those improvements that make all the difference.

The Salem Historic District Commission, in planning rehabilitation of the depot building, intends to restore an integral corner stone in the Town’s past. The rehabbed depot represents the beginning of commercial activity centered on the Depot intersection. As work proceeds on planning for the intersection, a rail trail, and the land use in the area, the Depot Station will stand as a symbol of a renewed commercial future.

The Depot Project is the center of a transportation and economic development redevelopment plan. The Town is establishing: redevelopment zoning in the Route 28/97 intersection, physical traffic improvements, the creation of a fixed route transit system for the region, and the development of a pedestrian corridor. The Depot area represents the epicenter of 6 million square feet of retail employing over 8,000. The Depot station presents an opportunity to provide facilities that link transit and pedestrian systems to provide transportation options.

For more information see “Depot Train Station” at: http://townofsalem.org/

Mosaic Technology Expands VMware and Virtualization Professional Services

Mosaic Technology — Mon, 31 Mar 2008 21:10:23 +0000

The Expanded Service Offerings Facilitate the Assessment, Planning, and Implementation of an Integrated Virtualization Solution

Mosaic Technology announced it has expanded and enhanced its virtualization and VMware professional service offerings in response to customer demand. The portfolio of services now includes free initial discovery sessions, packaged flat rate service packages, and customized engagements. The expanded service offerings facilitate the assessment, planning, and implementation of an integrated virtualization solution built around VMware.

Examples of packaged services include: VMware Capacity Planning and VMware Virtual Infrastructure Jumpstart. Both are defined engagements with concrete deliverables and set prices.

VMware Capacity Planning monitors and collects 30 days of performance metrics from a customer's infrastructure. Data is used to create a Virtualization Assessment report which provides: inventory of your existing infrastructure, a VMware Virtual Infrastructure 3 (VI3) deployment roadmap, and an installation plan focused on rapid ROI. This ensures successful VI3 migration.

VMware Virtual Infrastructure Jumpstart accelerates VI3 implementation. It includes installation and configuration of VI3, SAN connectivity, migration of physical machines to virtual, test of vMotion, documentation and knowledge transfer.

"At Mosaic we've seen a dramatic increase in demand for VMware and related virtualization services," said Art Demirjian, Vice President of Sales. "These Professional Service packages give our customers concrete measurable service, deliverables, and results."Mosaic Technology announced it has expanded and enhanced its virtualization and VMware professional service offerings in response to customer demand. The portfolio of services now includes free initial discovery sessions, packaged flat rate service packages, and customized engagements. The expanded service offerings facilitate the assessment, planning, and implementation of an integrated virtualization solution built around VMware.

Examples of packaged services include: VMware Capacity Planning and VMware Virtual Infrastructure Jumpstart. Both are defined engagements with concrete deliverables and set prices.

About Mosaic Technology
Mosaic Technology, a privately held company, provides IT infrastructure solutions for companies worldwide. Based in Salem, NH, Mosaic has sales and technical offices throughout the United States and associates worldwide. Mosaic provides data storage, data management and server solutions from companies such as Hitachi Data Systems, Data Domain, Dell, EqualLogic, VMware and Symantec.

CONTACT:
Don Basler
Mosaic Technology
603-898-5966
don_basler@mosaictec.com

Mosaic Technology Names Dean Kacos as New Chief Operating Officer

Mosaic Technology — Tue, 26 Feb 2008 21:07:45 +0000

Mosaic Technology Names Dean Kacos as New Chief Operating Officer
New COO Brings Strengths in Leadership, Operations and Corporate Finance

Mosaic Technology of Salem, NH, names Dean G. Kacos as its Chief Operating Officer (COO). Kacos will oversee day-to-day operations, and financial/administrative process areas. He will report to and be directly responsible to Tom Desmet, President and CEO of the company

Salem, NH (PRWEB) February 26, 2008 -- Mosaic Technology of Salem, NH, has named Dean G. Kacos as its Chief Operating Officer (COO). As chief operating officer, Kacos will oversee day-to-day operations, and financial/administrative process areas. He will report to and be directly responsible to the president and CEO of the company

Prior to joining Mosaic, Kacos was most recently Vice President, Chief Financial Officer -- North America for Jabra (GN US, Inc.), a global leader in headset technology. Kacos has held senior financial management positions in a variety of companies including EMC, Price Waterhouse Coopers, Remanco and Magna Computer Corporation.

"Dean brings a wealth of financial and operational experience to Mosaic. His skills combined with knowledge of the technology business makes him a perfect fit to help us as our growth accelerates," said Tom Desmet, Mosaic president and CEO.

"The addition of Dean is a logical progression for Mosaic. We're at a size and growth rate where we need to enhance the management team. Dean's leadership capabilities will help the entire company in many ways. I expect him to have an immediate and long-lasting impact on our company."

"I believe the opportunity here is enormous," said Kacos. "We're in good markets -- storage, backup, servers and networking -- we've got great people and facilities. My knowledge of financial and operational processes, procedures and management will help Mosaic meet the challenges of high growth and strong competition."

CONTACT:
Don Basler
Mosaic Technology
603-898-5966
don_basler@mosaictec.com

Mosaic Technology Partners With ExaGrid

Mosaic Technology — Fri, 01 Feb 2008 21:05:20 +0000

Mosaic Technology Partners With ExaGrid -- End User Lunch and Learn at Ruth Chris Steakhouse in Boston Launches Partnership

Mosaic Technology, Inc. of Salem, NH, partnering to sell l ExaGrid Systems of Westborough MA (ExaGrid) disk based backup solution. The partnership will be formally launched with an end-user focused lunch and learn at Ruth Chris Steakhouse in Boston.

Salem, NH (PRWEB) February 1, 2008 -- Mosaic Technology, Inc.(Mosaic), headquartered in Salem, NH, announced an agreement to resell ExaGrid Systems of Westborough MA (ExaGrid) disk based backup solution. The partnership will be formally launched with an end-user focused lunch and learn at Ruth Chris Steakhouse in Boston.

ExaGrid systems are cost effective, scalable disk based backup solutions that work with existing backup software applications. ExaGrid combines high quality SATA drives, compression, and byte-level data de-duplication for fast and reliable backups and restores.

ExaGrid uses standard data compression for the most recent backups and byte-level data de-duplication for all previous backups which minimizes disk space for backups. ExaGrid's byte-level data de-duplication technology stores changes from backup to backup instead of storing full file copies. This unique approach reduces disk space requirements by at least 20 to 1, delivering substantial cost savings and performance at 30% the cost of standard SATA storage.

"ExaGrid is a good partner choice for us. We're familiar with deduplication technology and believe their approach is solid. In a very short period we've sold a couple of units and built a decent pipeline of activity." said Tom Desmet, Mosaic President and CEO. "We understand the technology and where it fits. Their products complement our data protection and data management focus and fill a need our customers are feeling."

Mosaic and ExaGrid will be launching their partnership with a series of seminars in February, March and April.

CONTACT:
Don Basler
Mosaic Technology
603-898-5966
don_basler@mosaictec.com

Mosaic Technology Names Art Demirjian VP Sales

Mosaic Technology — Thu, 10 May 2007 20:59:56 +0000

Mosaic Technology Names Art Demirjian VP Sales

Salem NH , Mosaic Technology of Salem NH has named Art Demirjian as vice president of direct sales in North America. Mr. Demirjian will assume responsibility for all direct sales activity in Mosaic's Salem NH and Bellevue WA offices.

Prior to joining Mosaic Demirjian was most recently a Regional Director for Edge Dynamics, a software company. Demirjian, has held senior sales and sales management positions in a variety of companies including EMC, Candle Corporation, and ISS Group.

"Art brings a combination of experience, enthusiasm, and drive that makes him an ideal person to take our direct sales unit to the next level," said Tom Desmet, Mosaic president and CEO.

"Art understands how to sell and, more importantly, how to manage a sales organization. I expect him to have an immediate and long-lasting impact on our company."

"I believe the opportunity here is enormous," said Demirjain. "The products and support structure at Mosaic are excellent. The storage, backup, and security market is robust. And we have just begun to scratch the surface of the used and refurbished Sun market."

CONTACT:
Don Basler
Mosaic Technology
603-898-5966
don_basler@mosaictec.com

Mosaic Technology Partners With CommVault Software

Mosaic Technology — Mon, 30 Apr 2007 20:58:10 +0000

Mosaic Technology Partners With CommVault Software --
Data Management Software Logical Addition to Mosaic Backup/Recovery/Archiving capability

Salem, NH (PRWEB) April 30, 2007. Mosaic Technology, headquartered in Salem, NH, announced an agreement to resell CommVault's Singular Information Management™ software suite. This agreement expands Mosaic's data management, backup, recovery, and archiving offerings in the Enterprise and SMB markets.

CommVault's Information Management Suite is built on a single-platform architecture. Using a single code and function set CommVault offers market leading Data Protection, Archiving, Replication, and Resource Management solutions. By providing a unified, simple way to manage data and storage wherever it resides, CommVault solutions have gained widespread acceptance in IT departments around the world.

"CommVault is an ideal partner for us," said Don Basler, Director or Marketing at Mosaic. "Their products work well with our hardware partners such as Data Domain, EqualLogic and HDS. The beauty of CommVault's product is that our customers can invest in a single component of the suite -- backup for example – to address a specific immediate requirement and add other parts as needed. It makes tremendous sense from a strategic and budgetary perspective."

Mosaic and CommVault will be launching their partnership with a series of webinars in May and June.

CONTACT:
Don Basler
Mosaic Technology
603-898-5966
don_basler@mosaictec.com

Mosaic Technology Acquires and Moves into New Salem, NH Facility

Mosaic Technology — Thu, 26 Jan 2006 19:46:33 +0000

Mosaic Technology Acquires and Moves into New Salem, NH Facility
Salem NH. January 26, 2006.

Mosaic Technology, headquartered in Salem, NH, announced completion of a move into new offices at 41 Northwestern Drive in Salem. The move and the purchase of the 14-acre campus with its 52,000 square ft. headquarters building signals continued growth of the 12-year old company.

Mosaic's business requires substantial on-hand inventory of new and reconditioned computer components such as servers, storage arrays and memory. The new facility provides substantial room for inventory growth.

"I made this investment to meet the demands of our growing business," said Tom Desmet, CEO and founder of Mosaic. "We were getting pretty crowded in our old building. This new space allows Mosaic to grow with improved capabilities – larger lab and testing facilities, expanding our sales force, hosting seminars and small conferences. Plus the state-of-the-art shipping and warehousing facility lets us be more responsive to customers' last minute shipping requests."

CONTACT:
Don Basler
Mosaic Technology
603-898-5966
don_basler@mosaictec.com