Monitis Re-Names Free Server Monitoring Site to Monitor.Us

San Jose, CA, June 25, 2011 --(PR.com)-- Shakespeare wrote it: "What's in a name? That which we call a rose by any other name would smell as sweet."

Now, Monitis Inc., the award-winning provider of the world’s first all-in-one systems monitoring cloudware, is picking a new name for its highly successful free monitoring service for networks, servers and websites: Monitor.Us. The new name (re-christened from Mon.itor.Us) goes into effect immediately. However, for the immediate future, both domain names will direct users to Mon.itor.Us.

“Now it will be easier than ever to remember our name - Monitor.Us - instead of Mon.itor.Us,” said Monitis Founder and CEO Hovhannes Avoyan. “We’re making it even easier for system administrators and webmasters to monitor their servers, networks and sites. Simplifying the name of Monitor.Us - so that IT professionals can more easily remember the service - is just one more way organizations can keep their infrastructure running smoothly and keep users satisfied.”

Since 2005 Monitor.Us has offered entrepreneurs, small and mid-sized businesses, large enterprises, government agencies, schools and non-profit organizations free external website monitoring. Recently, Monitor.Us became the only cloud-based systems monitoring solution to offer internal server health monitoring of organizations’ servers and networks, also at no cost.

Monitor.Us is the only IT monitoring platform which provides an unlimited number of external end-user experience and internal server health monitors for free. “System administrators can set up everything in five short minutes,” said Avoyan, “from signup to setup.” Monitor.Us also provides a powerful application programming interface (API) to extend and customize the monitoring service.

Demand for free monitoring services has skyrocketed over the past several years, due to increasing cost-consciousness at companies, said Avoyan.

“Every service and product we design for Monitor.Us is to make the lives of IT professionals easier, less harried,” added Avoyan. “Now, even the name of our free service is easier.”

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