News & Events
"Abbey wins service award from Oracle Users Group"
May 8, 2008
Ntirety Inc.'s Database Officer, Oracle Practice, Michael S. Abbey, has received the 2008 Chris Wooldridge Award from the Independent Oracle Users Group. – Read More
"Weighing remote database administration pros and cons takes care"
April 28, 2008
How do you open a session on database outsourcing at a conference for Oracle database and application professionals? – Read More
"Ntirety names Gilligan Flaherty as VP Finance"
April 10, 2008
Ntirety Inc., the leading provider of remote database administration services for Oracle and Microsoft SQL Server, has named Andrea Gilligan Flaherty as Vice President Finance and Administration. – Read More
"Ntirety secures $1M investment for expansion in Massachusetts"
March 26, 2008
Ntirety Inc., a pioneer in remote database administration, today announced it has received $1 million in venture capital funding to expand marketing and sales. – Read More
"Uneasy Courtship"
October 1, 2007
Some of the biggest names in IT are ardently wooing partners who serve small and midsize businesses. Are their seductions working? – Read More
"Ntirety's CEO Lends Expertise to Magazine's Advisory Board"
May 7, 2007
Corey to Advise Editors of Database Trends and Applications – Read More
"Ntirety Names Dennis O'Leary as VP for Sales"
April 26, 2007
O'Leary Brings Proven Sales Expertise to Fast-Growing Database Services Firm – Read More
"Tizor and Ntirety Announce Partnership to Offer Managed Security Service for Database Auditing and Monitoring "
January 16, 2007
Ntirety to Leverage Tizor's Industry-Leading Technology to Meet Customers' Compliance and Data Monitoring Needs – Read More
"Repetition Is Key for MSPs, Even if It Means Saying No"
April 13, 2006 – By John Hazard
The sales team at Ntirety Technologies, a managed service provider based in Boston, turns away business nearly every day. – Read More
"Why Database Administration is Important for SMBs"
June 1, 2006 – By Michael Corey
Databases are critical to ongoing business operations. They house the information vital for payroll, inventory management, and most importantly, customer relations and satisfaction. No matter the size of the company, its data resides in a database, and it should be properly administered. – Read More