SingTel, Optus win AUD 530 mln deal from ANZ

News General Asia 12 SEP 2013
SingTel, Optus win AUD 530 mln deal from ANZ
SingTel and Optus Business have signed a AUD 530 million agreement with the ANZ bank to provide telecommunications and managed services for a further five years. The deal includes domestic and international data network services, mobility, collaboration, contact centre services, and managed services to support ANZ's business operations.

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General

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Optus,  SingTel

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Asia

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Voice services, Network Access, Messaging, Internet Access, Enterprise, Contract & orders

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