Contract extension overhauls hotel chain's data networks
By Jo Best
Published: 21 January 2005 17:14 GMT
Hotel and leisure chain De Vere has signed a contract extension worth £1.8m with Vanco, following on from a deal worth £1.1m signed in spring 2003.
The deal will see De Vere changing from an ADSL core data network to an MPLS-based one, giving the chain quadruple bandwidth.
The ADSL network will be used as a back-up, replacing ISDN. Some of the chain's less bandwidth-hungry sites will remain on the ADSL platform, cutting network costs.
The contract will last until 2008.
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