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IBM, Danish Defense Sign Technology And Services Agreement

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Thursday, October 7th, 2010

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In an effort to enhance the Danish Ministry's international defense operations, IBM [IBM] and the Danish Defense have signed a seven-year services agreement in which IBM will provide high availability, technology infrastructure and management services for the Ministry's Resource Management System, DeMars. The contract was signed in October 2010. Created in 1999 by IBM, the Danish Defense uses the DeMars System - running SAP on IBM Power Servers and IBM Storage--to manage equipment, personnel and logistics of the entire department…

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