AT&T Wins Contract to Provide JM Family Enterprises' Networking Platform

DEERFIELD BEACH, Fla.--AT&T announced in February that it was awarded a $17 million multiyear contract from JM Family Enterprises to provide an integrated networking platform.

by Staff

March 24, 2004

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DEERFIELD BEACH, Fla.--AT&T announced in February that it was awarded a $17 million multiyear contract from JM Family Enterprises to provide an integrated networking platform.

"The AT&T solution is key to our plans to migrate to a distributed networking model that moves more resources and capabilities closer to our users," explained Brian Harrison, JMFE's director of telecommunications. "We're finding our applications run faster, our system response time is better, and our users are happy--plus, we're reducing costs."

JMFE decided a few months ago to move from its multivendor approach to telecommunications to a fully integrated networking solution from one company, said Harrison.

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