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The Carphone Warehouse Selects IBM for IT Infrastructure Services


LONDON - 31 Mar 2009: IBM (NYSE: IBM) and The Carphone Warehouse (CPW), Europe's leading independent retailer of mobile phones and services, today announced a multi-year information technology (IT) infrastructure services agreement.

Under the terms of the agreement, IBM has been appointed to manage Carphone Warehouse's IT requirements and deliver its future infrastructure services across its service desk, servers, storage, desktop, network and data center environments.

The contract with IBM will assist CPW in generating cost efficiencies while providing improved business flexibility and committed service levels, through deploying IBM's leading service delivery and management processes, tools and expertise.

Simon Post, Chief Technology Officer of The Carphone Warehouse, said, "IBM has a long and successful track record in the infrastructure area, and I am confident that this alliance will offer lasting benefits such as increased service levels and efficiency improvements to our business."

Bruce Ross, General Manager, IBM Global Technology Services in the UK and Ireland, said, "The Carphone Warehouse will leverage IBM's global leadership in technology innovation and delivery. As organizations face an accelerating pace of change, innovation is becoming a critical factor in the drive to deliver customer value. This agreement will help Carphone Warehouse to continue to expand their core business and drive cost efficiencies."

The contract was signed in March 2009.

About The Carphone Warehouse

For more information on The Carphone Warehouse, visit www.cpwplc.com.

About IBM

For more information on IBM, visit www.ibm.com/services.

Contact(s) information

Jenna Gable
IBM Media Relations
(917) 472-3512
gablej@us.ibm.com

The Carphone Warehouse
Press Office
08456041207

Ken Saunders
External Relations, IBM UK
+44 (0) 207 021 8422
saundken@uk.ibm.com

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