Marks & Spencer has signed
a £19m, five-year managed services deal with
Computacenter covering more than
4000 users across six UK sites.
The aim is to improve the firm's flexibility by providing better access to
core technology, tools and processes.
M&S head of infrastructure Damone Quigley said: “The partnership with
Computacenter Services will enable us to align IT more closely to the business
and deliver tangible results at lower and predictable costs.”
The contract specifies 10 areas of service including release management and
security administration. The supplier will also provide environmentally-friendly
hardware configurations and disposal plan.
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