Extreme Network Makeover’ Looking For New Partners

Published September 30, 2013, 8:53 p.m. EDT

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Updated August 26, 2020, 10:08 p.m. EDT

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BALTIMORE Horsetail Technologies, which partnered with Credit Union Journal on the 2012-13 “$100,000 Extreme Network Makeover” promotion, is looking for new partners for the next event.

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The Extreme Network Makeover is a national initiative where CUs that need network updates can nominate themselves, or others, to win a free makeover. The makeover includes: an initial consultation and BP&T Assessment; installation of new hardware and software; training; and a post-installation consultation.

The inaugural winner of the Extreme Makeover’ was Liberty Savings Federal Credit Union of New Jersey.

Other companies participating in the Extreme Makeover include Dell, Microsoft, DigitalMailer, Zixcorp, N-Able and Sonicwall.

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