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Published: 29 September 2003 17:06 BST
UK services firm Digica has won a $4m three-year outsourcing contract with global logistics company GeoLogistics.
The Nottingham-based company will be responsible for managing GeoLogistics' AS/400 and Windows NT servers from its data centres in Leeds in the UK and New Jersey in the US. Digica will also provide helpdesk and desktop support to thousands of GeoLogistics staff around the globe.
The reason for the move was GeoLogistics need for a more flexible cost base to cope with any upturns and downturns in business requirements, as well as high levels of IT resilience to cope with the demands of the logistics business.
Bill Flynn, president and CEO of GeoLogistics, said in a statement: "[The deal] gives us the resources we need to meet the developing needs of our current customers, as well as providing us with a flexible platform to support growth for future customers."
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