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News International Signs 5-year IM Engagement with HCL Technologies
As per this engagement, HCL Technologies will be responsible for managing News International’s data center and network environments IW News Network, December 09, 2009
HCL Technologies (HCLT) has entered into a multi-million pound,
five-year technology Infrastructure Management (IM) and transformation
engagement with News International, a UK subsidiary of News
Corporation. News International produces some of the UK’s most widely

read newspapers including The Times, The Sun, The Sunday Times and News of the World.com.

HCL will be responsible for managing News International’s data
center and network environments. To begin with, this will involve
transformation projects such as migrating operating systems to lower
cost industry standard solutions, business continuity improvements and
virtualization, consolidation and standardization of storage and
servers. Thereafter, further innovations and improvements will be
driven by HCL’s IT management practice.
 
“This engagement will provide News International with reduced costs,
an improved end user experience, more resilient systems and reduced
technology complexity,” said Nick Leake, Director of Technology
Services, News International.
 
“We are confident of providing efficient operations, reduction in
ongoing OPEX and CAPEX and IT operations best practices to News
International over the tenure of this engagement,” said Pradeep Bindal,
Senior VP & Worldwide Head of Sales for Infrastructure Management
& Transformation Services, HCL Technologies Infrastructure Services
Division. 



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