Contingent Network Services gets $600,000 contract with 343-store sports fashion retailer Zumiez
Thanks to Cincinnati-based Contingent Network Services, operations for Zumiez just got easier. Zumiez, a 343-store action sports fashion retailer, has hired Contingent to deploy its EverWorX Wide Area Network (WAN) to streamline and speed up store management systems for Zumiez’s new locations nationwide, which will be linked by a private broadband network by December 2009. The benefits of Contingent’s WAN are faster credit card processing, remote network monitoring, energy management and high speed internet access; easing communication and increasing productivity. “We were managing a variety of disparate providers and doing our best to integrate our network in-house,” says Lee Hudson, Technology Director for Zumiez. “Contingent introduced us to a very unique approach that was simple to understand but met our specific needs.” Even with such a wide range of capabilities under one umbrella, Contingent is committed to keeping things running smoothly. As a policy, if a site goes down, Contingent is the first to know, and the client does not pay while they wait for it to be fixed. “Enough cannot be said about Contingent’s service,” Hudson says. To learn more about the extensive capabilities of Contingent, visit here.Writer: Jonathan DeHartSource: Contingent Network Services
Thanks to Cincinnati-based Contingent Network Services, operations for Zumiez just got easier.
Zumiez, a 343-store action sports fashion retailer, has hired Contingent to deploy its EverWorX Wide Area Network (WAN) to streamline and speed up store management systems for Zumiez’s new locations nationwide, which will be linked by a private broadband network by December 2009.
The benefits of Contingent’s WAN are faster credit card processing, remote network monitoring, energy management and high speed internet access; easing communication and increasing productivity.
“We were managing a variety of disparate providers and doing our best to integrate our network in-house,” says Lee Hudson, Technology Director for Zumiez. “Contingent introduced us to a very unique approach that was simple to understand but met our specific needs.”
Even with such a wide range of capabilities under one umbrella, Contingent is committed to keeping things running smoothly.
As a policy, if a site goes down, Contingent is the first to know, and the client does not pay while they wait for it to be fixed.
“Enough cannot be said about Contingent’s service,” Hudson says.
To learn more about the extensive capabilities of Contingent, visit here.
Writer: Jonathan DeHart
Source: Contingent Network Services
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