20% Off Christmas Support for Oracle

Nottingham, United Kingdom, December 05, 2008 --(PR.com)-- Xynomix have developed a series of reduced Oracle Support options for businesses feeling the pinch of the 'Credit Crunch' in the run up to Christmas. These exclusive Christmas Support options include 24x7 or 'Second-Line' Support from 24th December up to and including 2nd January; 24x7 or 'Second-Line' Support throughout December and January; and Bespoke contracts built to individual requirements.

Many Oracle database systems are left unattended for longer periods of time than usual over the Christmas period. Outsourcing monitoring and support for those systems is a good way to ensure that they run faultlessly and there are no surprises when returning to work in the new year. Shifting responsibility to an external source also allows DBAs to relax and recharge their batteries over the festive break.

Says Xynomix Marketing Executive Jules Pedersen, "the Christmas period can be a time of high data processing loads and low DBA manpower. A company such as Xynomix has the technology in place to monitor Oracle systems remotely up to 24/7. If anything goes wrong, our technicians are alerted and can log in to fix the problem...whether it's 2am on Christmas morning or 9am on 2nd January."

Xynomix are an Oracle Certified Partner and specialise in Oracle Support, Remote Managed Services and Consultancy. As they look after some of the largest Oracle database environments in the UK, Xynomix believe that entrusting their technicians with the support and monitoring of critical database systems over the festive break is a recipe for rested staff and healthy systems going in to the new year.

Xynomix Information: Xynomix, an Oracle Certified Partner, specialise in the design of bespoke monitoring and management solutions for Oracle databases and Operating Systems. Founded in 2002, Xynomix has experienced consistent growth and can now lay claim to a client base that varies from Oracle estates with a few Database users to corporate environments with multiple databases and thousands of worldwide users.

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