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'Ntl:Telewest Business upgrades network for Endsleigh'

Oct 28, 2009 (DMEUROPE via COMTEX) --

Company: Virgin Media Inc (VMED)

Virgin Media Group subsidiary ntl:Telewest Business has won a contract from UK insurance company Endsleigh to upgrade its network to meet growing online demand. The upgrade will allow Endsleigh to respond more effectively to its customers internet and telephone enquiries through speedier access to policies and quotations. Over 80 percent of Endsleigh's business originates online, and the company has transferred much of its customer handling, quotation and transaction fulfilment online. Ntl:Telewest Business has provided a high-speed 100 Mbps National Ethernet circuit to deliver managed internet services between Endsleigh's Cheltenham headquarters and a principal site in Burnley. 

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Company: Virgin Media Inc (VMED)


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