Worldspan, a provider of technology resources for the travel industry, e-commerce sites and corporations, has signed a five-year, multi-million dollar contract for managed networking services and data vaulting technology with AT&T.
Worldspan already used AT&T for voice and data services. The new agreement calls for AT&T to provide redundant, geographically diverse, networked-based data storage.
Worldspan offers fares and pricing technology, trip management and other services. It is based in Atlanta.
“By strengthening our computer system capability infrastructure through AT&T’s support, we will be able to virtually guarantee network efficiency and dependable access to data,” said David Lauderdale, chief technology officer for Worldspan, in a statement.
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