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Thomas & King Renews Managed WAN Contract With Contingent

By TechTaffy Desk

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Thomas & King, a North American franchisee of Applebee’s and Carino’s Italian Grill restaurants, has renewed its contract with Contingent for its PCI compliant, managed wide area network services.

Under the terms of the renewal agreement, Contingent will continue to provide its EverWorX managed wide area network services across all of Thomas & King’s locations for the next three years. Contingent also provided Thomas & King with a free upgrade to “Powerview,” the latest enhancement in Contingent’s industry leading, Web-based network diagnostics and performance management system.

Upload: 03-25-12

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