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Fairleigh Dickinson University (FDU) offers a wide range of academic programs through their campuses. They were looking to do backups across their campuses, including their central data center in Teaneck, which serves as the hub for most services for the three campuses. They wanted to be able to do remote backups of some of these small servers that sit at the Madison campus, and have the capability to ultimately back up PCs and desktops. FDU deployed Verizon Business Ethernet Private Line (EPL), which provided the bandwidth, flexibility, and efficiency needed to support FDU's plans for data backup and its business continuity strategy. Verizon Business has established a reputation with FDU for service and accountability.
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