RANCHO CUCAMONGA, Calif. – CO-OP Financial Services yesterday said it has contracted with Transaction Network Services to provide ATM and host connectivity managed network services. CO-OP said it signed with TNS because of the company’s expertise in providing connectivity services to the ATM industry and its ability to support the evolution of CO-OP's product offerings. CO-OP President Stan Hollen said he hopes TNS will deliver four objectives: reduce telecom costs; provide a broader range of service options, including wireless and DSL VPN services; achieve greater network resiliency to maximize uptime; and bring the latest services to market. CO-OP expects TNS' network expertise to support the development and launch of new CO-OP products.
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