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CohesiveFT releases VNS3 3.0

CohesiveFT, which helps businesses leverage the many benefits of cloud computing without incurring the high cost of infrastructure and dedicated personnel, has released the latest version of its VNS3 solution.

CohesiveFT has been operating out of TechNexus since 2007, when they were just starting out. The company now works out of a private office here, and has opened more offices in London and Palo Alto, Calif.

Congratulations to CohesiveFT on their product upgrade. You can read the details of the new-and-improved version of VNS3 here.

 

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