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What contract did blueAPACHE score according to this ARN article?

blueAPACHE, a managed services provider (MSP), scored a three-year managed services contract extension for a not-for-profit (NFP) organization, the Brotherhood of St. Laurence.

Who is the client involved in blueAPACHE's three-year managed services contract extension?

The client is the Brotherhood of St. Laurence, an Australian not-for-profit organization.

When was this news about blueAPACHE's contract extension published?

The article states the news is from Melbourne, dated May 26, 2022.

What was blueAPACHE's prior relationship with the Brotherhood of St. Laurence before this extension?

blueAPACHE was appointed as the Brotherhood of St. Laurence's (BSL) IT managed service provider in the mid-2010s and successfully tendered for National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) services in 2016.

What did BSL's Senior Manager – ICT say about blueAPACHE's initial services?

BSL's Senior Manager – ICT described blueAPACHE's initial work as creating 'a complete Application Delivery Supply Chain for BSL,' which formed the foundation of BSL's entire multi-year ICT roadmap and also delivered de-risking of the IT environment through removal of legacy equipment.

What scope of services did the renewed three-year managed services agreement with BSL cover?

The renewed three-year agreement, entered into in 2020, covered network management, infrastructure management, end-user communication, security, staff mobilisation, and information management support.

What strategic focus areas did the renewed BSL agreement emphasize?

The renewed agreement emphasized delivering a seamless, productive, mobile and secure digital workspace for all staff, with particular focus on security enhancement, ongoing cloud transformation, and high availability of IT resources.

Who is credited as the author/source of this article on blueAPACHE's website?

The article is credited to ARN - Channel News, and it appears under blueAPACHE's Press section.

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