Telstra-owned KAZ has won a $3 million, three-year managed services IT contract to provide St John of God Health Care with server hosting and business continuity services for its operations in Victoria and Western Australia.
The contract involves hosting and managing the group’s production facilities in Melbourne and Perth with the long term objective of creating an automatic fail-over mechanism from one site to the other in the event of a major outage, the company said.
St John of God Health Care is Australia’s third largest private hospital operator with 11 hospitals – acute, rehabilitation and psychiatric – in WA and Victoria. It has revenue of $560 million, it operates 1665 hospital beds and employs more than 6600 staff.
KAZ wins $3 million health care deal
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Mar 16, 2006 10:03AM
Telstra-owned KAZ has won a $3 million, three-year managed services IT contract to provide St John of God Health Care with server hosting and business continuity services for its operations in Victoria and Western Australia.
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