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State Bank of India implements nationwide converged IP Network
State Bank of India implements nationwide converged IP Network
By Datacraft | Mar 7, 2011
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The State Bank of India, which serves 90 million customers through a network of 9,000 branches and 3,000 ATMs, embarked on an enterprise-wide IT project that dramatically altered its business processes.
Deployed over three years by Datacraft, the project involved building a multi-service IP infrastructure covering more than 8,000 locations nationwide and deploying over 11,200 IP phones.
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The Keys benefit of SBI's
The Keys benefit of SBI's new IP convergence platform is the enhance productivity and collaboration it encourages. Furthermore, as networks grow and applications evolve, SBI will stand to benefit even more in the years to come. In the moment, SBI is already enjoying significant savings from toll-bypass. End-to-end monitoring and Management of network ensures that SBI connect maintains the High Level of service it was originally designed for.