Apr, 2003 : MCI Signed as Mass. Govt Hosting Provider

📅 April 22, 2003 - MCI (mci.com) announced today that the Commonwealth of Massachusetts has selected MCI as an authorized provider of network, hosting and data center services.

Under the terms of the contract, MCI will be eligible to provide services to state, local and regional government organizations, schools and hospitals throughout the Commonwealth. MCI will offer a range of Web hosting services from Internet and network colocation to managed hosting solutions with support from Digex (digex.com), its managed application and hosting affiliate.
MCI's services will enable Massachusetts government agencies to automate their systems, improve management of intra-government services, enhance business continuity and operational efficiency, and promote effective interaction with citizens, the company reports.
Formerly WorldCom, MCI is a global communications provider that provides advanced communications to businesses, governments and consumers. With a global Internet backbone spanning six continents and 140 countries, MCI serves more than 20 million business and residential customers worldwide.

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