ServerPlus and ISS (Innovative Support Solutions), who are both Vendor members of WISPA, are happy to announce their alliance.  Operations will continue for all customers without interruption under the name of ServerPlus.  ServerPlus and ISS are the two premier ISP Support centers in the US, and both companies have been recognized for their quality service particularly to the wireless community.

“ISS’s goal the past 8 years has been to provide an affordable American based help desk solution to Internet Service Providers. When I discovered the WISPs it became a passion. There is not another group of small businesses that have so closely banded together in support of each other. Every day it amazes me the “secrets” that you share, the courage that you have, the risks that you take to provide quality service to communities that would otherwise be without internet.

We are very excited to be working with the ServerPlus team. Our goals are the same; we wish to provide the very best service possible to the WISP community; we felt that a joint effort of resources would accomplish that end. I am proud to be a WISPA vendor and a part of this group. I look forward to personally meeting and talking with many of you so that we can gain knowledge to better serve the WISP community.”

-Sheryl “Putter” Shinn

“ServerPlus is excited about the opportunity to work with ISS and move forward with this alliance as the premier end user support organization for WISPs.  We believe that the expertise and contacts that Sheryl brings will continue to add to our abilities to service the WISP community.  Sheryl and I will both continue to be involved in the industry and in WISPA in particular and look forward to being a part of this very important group.” 

-Layne Sisk

Layne and Sheryl “Putter” both bring considerable expertise to this alliance and the combined resources of these companies will provide excellent service and reliability to both WISPs and end-users.   For a free quote visit www.serverplus.com  

The explosion at the China Foxconn plant only impacted the IPad2 assembly line in the A5 building.  Foxconn does assemble Ubiquiti products, but not at this plant.

Daniel

From: wireless-bounces <at> wispa.org [mailto:wireless-bounces <at> wispa.org] On Behalf Of John McDowell
Sent: Tuesday, May 31, 2011 4:19 PM
To: Principal WISPA Member List; WISPA General List; motorola <at> afmug.com
Subject: [WISPA] Fire in Ubiquiti manufacturing plant?

I heard Apple had a fire in one of their plants, did this effect Ubiquiti production? Does anyone know about this or can confirm if its true?

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John M. McDowell
Boonlink Communications
307 Grand Ave NW
Fort Payne, AL 35967
256.844.9932
john <at> boonlink.com
www.boonlink.com






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