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Lydian Data Services forms new subsidiary

Aug 11, 2008

SAVVIS announces agreement with Ellie MaeMortgagePress.cominformation technology, single-vendor environment SAVVIS Inc. announced an agreement with Ellie Mae. Under the terms of the agreement, Ellie Mae will relocate and consolidate its U.S.-based information technology (IT) infrastructure into two SAVVIS data centers in Santa Clara, Calif. and Chicago, leveraging a single-vendor environment to enhance connectivity between its redundant data centers. Using SAVVIS' IT infrastructure, Ellie Mae will deploy its Web-based business services, including Encompass Mortgage Management Solution, with greater efficiency and at lower cost. The solution will feature SAVVIS' Application Transport Network, which is integrated with most of its 29 data centers worldwide and further virtualizes and optimizes the delivery of enterprise applications. SAVVIS Inc., based in Town & Country, Mo., provides IT infrastructure services for business applications. For more information, call (314) 628-7000 or visit www.savvis.net. Ellie Mae is a provider of software and services for the mortgage industry, offering business solutions for Mortgage Brokers, mortgage bankers and lenders. For more information, call (877) 355-4362 or visit www.elliemae.com.
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