Industry Vets Announce Launch Of Right Hosting

LAS VEGAS — Right Hosting Networks LLC today announced the launch of Right Hosting, a new provider of managed network services backed by a group of industry veterans who have several successful existing ventures already to their credit.

NetBilling President Mitch Farber, Camz.com CEO Dan Hogue and Media Conductor’s Shahan Ohanessian and Arthur Boghossian are the principals behind the venture, and former OC3 Networks CTO Ycaza (Caz) Thrush has been tapped as the Right Hosting’s CTO/CSO.

Hogue told XBIZ that the Right Hosting executive team’s experience and expertise figure to be a key selling point for the new company.

“I think whenever you are talking about hosting, it’s important to know the people behind it have the necessary experience,” Hogue said. “Arthur I’ve learned a lot from, and I think everybody knows that Mitch is a perfectionist, and Ycaza is tremendous with IT and has been involved in hosting for years; this is a very solid group.”

Right Hosting’s data center is located inside the old MCI building in Los Angeles, a Class A facility that Hogue said offers “lots of room to grow.”

Hogue said that he jumped at the opportunity to invest in Right Hosting, especially given the impressive team that was being assembled for the new venture.

“Financially, it was a no-brainer,” Hogue said. “We felt that there was definitely opportunity to pick up market share.”

Thrush told XBIZ that the company is launching with a six-provider network on the back end, and is aiming to establish an “expert on every shift” level of technical support.

“We’d like our clients to get their support from the top level, whenever they call in,” Thrush said.

In addition to the goal of providing top notch support, Thrush said Right Hosting is working on taking a “new direction in distributed networking.”

“We want to offer a new level of speed and service to the customer,” Thrush said. “Their data will be available at very fast speed across the globe.”

Like Hogue, Thrush underlined the quality of Right Hosting’s executive team, and said the company’s founders will work to see that their commitment to providing strong service is reflected company-wide.

“The people behind this have a sterling reputation based on a strong track record of providing great products and great services,” Thrush said. “That will filter down through the whole organization.”

The company principals are all attending Internext Expo in Las Vegas this week, where they hope to meet with potential clients and other interested parties. The Right Hosting crew will be at the NETbilling/CamZ cabana inside the Rain Nightclub during show hours, and in the evenings will be available in the Porn Poker Tour Director’s suite.

For more information on Right Hosting, contact sales@righthosting.com or call Ycaza Thrush at 818-636-6710.

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