Mike Nguyen - The Inflection Point

Inflect Insiders | Megan Lund, Manager of Customer Success

In the first series of Inflect Insiders, we meet with Megan Lund, our Manager of Customer Success. We learn about her journey to Inflect and her experience here since she’s joined the

Get pricing for network through Inflect!

Requesting pricing from network service providers is easy with Inflect. Here's how it works: Click 'View pricing' or look for the pricing module on any route details page, data center page, company page,

Product Announcement

Need a map? Inflect Maps are embeddable anywhere

Create custom interactive maps of your service locations in minutes with Inflect Maps, a new tool for service providers from Inflect! We’re proud to announce Inflect Maps, a tool that will give

Cloud Computing

Use Your Network to Build Your Network

An Interview with Christian Koch By Mike Nguyen, CEO, Inflect In my constant and somewhat obsessive pursuit of smarter ways to build a successful network infrastructure strategy, a core set of guiding themes

Infrastructure Stewardship: Preparing for the Day Your “Vine” Goes Viral

An Interview with Adam LaFountain You remember Vine. It’s the six-second, looping video app that captivated micro-storytellers, musicians, and advertisers alike and catalyzed a world of digital creativity. Watch a Vine Vine

Cloud Computing

The myths and truths of cloud and colocation

Travis Cole knows what successful internet infrastructure management looks like. His experience as an IT engineer spans seven different startups, including Snapvine, iLike, Zoosk and, most recently, Square — leading Datacenter and Network Engineering

Infrastructure

How to Achieve Hyperscale Through Internet Infrastructure Planning

How does a college project between three 22-year-old friends become a business worth $778 million? That’s the story of Weebly, the website-building service that enables 45 million entrepreneurs around the world to

Cloud Computing

Screw Easy, the Learning is in the Hard Stuff

With the possible exception of lawyers and sales people, no one is fuller of shit than CEOs. Apologies to Stewart Butterfield, but some people (guilty as charged) revel in creating “reality distortion fields”