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Why HavenCo? |
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FAQ
The countries that currently have the best infrastructure for eCommerce are
suppressing the growth of profitable Internet business through prohibition and
regulation of content. Any company that can offer hosting services in a
jurisdiction that both allowed free and private data communication and has
access to first world bandwidth will be able to fill a unique niche. HavenCo is
such a business.
Businesses engaged in electronic commerce currently make a fundamental choice to
operate from the first-world or the third-world with the following trade-offs:
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First World |
Third World |
| Infrastructure |
High Quality/Low Cost |
Low Quality/High Cost |
| Regulations |
Random/High Enforcement |
Negotiable/Low Enforcement |
| Taxation |
High/High Enforcement |
Negotiable/Low Enforcement |
It is very difficult to run businesses which require very high reliability,
high-quality infrastructure without regulatory hindrances. Businesses that
require high quality eCommerce infrastructure face a significant burden in costs
imposed by taxation and regulatory compliance. This prevents many businesses
from forming in the first place, and limits the chances of success for those
that do start up.
HavenCo will answer the infrastructure vs. freedom question in a fundamentally
new way, applying novel technology, a unique physical location, and a
world-class team. We will provide business with better quality infrastructure
than ever before, allowing eCommerce operations the luxury of an environment
free of unnecessary bureaucracy, and at a lower total cost than anywhere else.
Businesses that will specifically benefit from co-located servers with HavenCo
include
- transaction-oriented businesses, such as eCommerce servers, where the integrity
of sensitive data is key, and critical business infrastructure such as
Application Service Providers (ASPs);
- security-dependent businesses, such as Certificate Authorities, records
archiving, secure timestamp for contracts and security infrastructure
businesses;
- network-centric information processing businesses such as software, graphics,
outsourced mail and news servers.
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