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AT&T becomes SAP America hosting partner

By: Kathleen Lau On: 22 Jan 2008 For: ComputerWorld Canada Creator

A three-year marketing agreement between the two companies means SAP customers with revenues exceeding $200 million will be referred to the telecommunications provider for independent hosting services

AT&T Inc. announced Wednesday that it will be the primary hosting partner to SAP America Inc.’s North American-based customers.

It’s a three-year marketing agreement whereby SAP customers with revenues exceeding $200 million will be referred to the telecommunications provider for independent hosting services.

As a certified SAP hosting partner, AT&T will offer a full portfolio of hosting services for SAP applications, including infrastructure, implementation, operation and ongoing support. In addition, it will be a provider of development hosting site services for testing, monitoring, training and development.

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