GasTerra extends IT infrastructure management outsourcing with Atos

GasTerra , an international operating trade organization in natural gas, and Atos have extended their existing agreement for the outsourcing of IT Management with another three years. This will not only allow for substantial savings on costs but it will also provide GasTerra with the opportunity to develop its ambition to further increase its overall efficiency.

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Atos did not only commit to manage the complete IT infrastructure, it also committed to desktop virtualization and the management of GasTerra business applications. The groupwill also offer support in the field of telephony and the virtualization of the office environment, in respect of both servers and data storage.

Through this continued partnership, both parties will continue to develop their objectives in the field of sustainable development. In this respect Atos will, to a large extent, base its service provision on green datacenter solutions. Furthermore, the virtualization of the central office environment and desktops will contribute to a strong decrease in electricity consumption and, indirectly, to a reduction of CO₂ emissions.

Efficient and sustainable

“Changes in market conditions force our organization to find new ways to continue maximizing the value of Dutch natural gas”, explained Johan St?bler, CIO of GasTerra. In that context, the continued collaboration with Atos enables us to increase our efficiency and productivity.”

“The prolongation of this agreement means that our excellent relationship with GasTerra has become even stronger. We are very pleased that it, yet again, has placed its trust in us and will allow us to contribute to the realization of its strategy in the years to come. In addition, this agreement will further strengthen our position in the international energy sector”, shared Peter ‘t Jong, CEO of Atos in Benelux & The Nordics.

GasTerra extends IT infrastructure management outsourcing with Atos

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