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BT scoops £140m Bradford & Bingley deal

Mortgage provider thinks long-term

Tags: bradford and bingley, wan, lan, outsourcing

By Tony Hallett

Published: 10 February 2003 12:57 GMT

Bradford & Bingley has awarded BT a 10-year, £140m outsourcing contract, covering a wide range of technologies and business services.

Over 550 Bradford & Bingley (B&B) sites will be connected across the UK via local and wide area networks, with a focus on collaboration tools, hosting and security.

The bank has opted for Lotus Notes-based email managed and hosted by the telco, which is a major partner of Microsoft, a competing provider of groupware.

Other key parts of the deal include disaster recovery services, security - encompassing firewall management, intrusion detection and virus scanning - remote connectivity for over 1,000 independent financial advisors, and web hosting for online financial services.

B&B has had an outsourcing relationship with BT since 1998 and said the larger contract is helping it reduce its supplier base and receive better service.

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