Last Friday Monolith launched a new corporate website.  Its a great thing to see happen considering that it took just 3 months to completely refresh the entire look and feel and user experience on the site.  With this launch, Monolith is positioned for significant growth in the network and technology monitoring space.   The cool thing about Monolith is that we have a unique value proposition that most other company’s don’t have.  Ok…ok…I am the marketing guy and perhaps I have to say right?  Well, I disagree….Monolith does have as unique of a value proposition as I have ever seen in this industry. If you have not heard of us yet…you will.  And just in case you doubt my words, feel free to check out the Why Monolith section of our site which can give you a high level overview of what makes us so different.

A lot of people helped make this site happen and I wanted to acknowledge their efforts:

1. Carbonated Interactive - They were instrumental in the design, layout and coding.  Also, they had to put up with me for all of the changes and cryptic messages I sent giving instructions.  They are a great bunch of folks to work with and I thank them.
2. Ignition – Ellyn Winters Robinson was awesome at helping write content and keeping me sane through this whole process.  She is a true leader in what she does and we continue to have a great working relationship..despite this whole thing.
3. Jeff Parker - Jeff not only is the President of Monolith Software, but a really smart dude in the field of network management, monitoring and the whole technology space.  I pushed him hard to help with content and he came through with flying colors.
4. Shawn Ennis – The process man behind the scenes and the technical man to get this baby running and running smooth. He was invaluable and as we continue to build out a Phase 2 to our site, I am sure he will become sick of me asking all those technical integration questions.

So there you have it.  The new Monolith Software web presence has arrived.  Go and check it out and I welcome your thoughts.

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