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Miller Insurance Services Ltd wanted a modern networking infrastructure with improved performance, availability and security to support business growth and facilitate the planned deployment of IP telephony. Miller Insurance Services Ltd invited several leading vendors to propose a networking solution using a detailed tender specification. Rated each proposal using rigid criteria and a specialised decision analysis process and chose an HP ProCurve Adaptive Network solution via Preferred Partner, Pervasive Networks.
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