On Ramp, Inc. is the leader in building Internet domains, from simple World Wide Web servers (Mosaic) to full blown turnkey systems, we build it faster and cheaper. Currently our clients include: AT&T, Sprint, Universal Studios, Broadcast Music Inc. (BMI), Reebok, NEC and many other Fortune 500 companies.
In 1993, seeing a much brighter future on the internet, Adam Curry quit his job as a television host and formed On Ramp, Inc. with Gary Schonfeld and Ron Hartenbaum, who own MediaAmerica, the nations largest marketer and syndicator of national radio programming. Together with CTO Karl Jacob, they have been providing solutions to many company's problems with getting on the net and interacting with the global on-line community.
Instead of buying costly computers, high speed internet access and hiring or re-schooling your current MIS department, now any company worldwide can use On Ramp, Inc's infrastructure to establish a presence on the net.
Every company has its own needs and specifications for their "home" on the net; World Wide Web (Mosaic), Gopher and FTP servers, Virtual auditoriums, Bulletin Boards, Catalog Product and ordering, 3D Virtual Worlds, database maintainance, you name it, On Ramp has the current technology, and its finger on the pulse of what's coming tomorrow.
With offices in New York, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Detroit, Chicago and Amsterdam, and a Network Operations Center in the heart of Silicon Valley, On Ramp, Inc. understands the needs, wants and the fears of a company that is new to the online world, or one that wants to upgrade its current situation.
No Job is too big or too small for us to handle, from building an entire corporate campaign for AT&T's youwill.com sweepstakes to direct marketing of NASA merchandise to live reports from Woodstock94 on woodstock.com to virtual conferences with Shaquille O'Neal at reebok.com, we do it all.
If you're in the market for selecting the perfect partner for your internet presence and on-line needs, run through this checklist, and see why On Ramp should be your choice.
Exposure
Human Resources
Programming and Design
Accountability
Feedback Channels
Internet Cross-Promotion
Security and Technological Integrity