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Verizon Achieves Rapid Recovery of NYC Phone Service After September 11th Tragedy Using Viper Application

Overview A Fortune 10 Company, Verizon Communications is one of the larges providers of wired and wireless telecommunications in the United States. After the September 11th tragedy, Verizon was faced with the enormous task of restoring telephone service to thousands of people and businesses in New York City as quickly as possible. Verizon Communications turned to Ajilon Consulting to complete a .NET version of an existing Visual Basic 6 and Active Server Pages (ASP) application that was used by Verizon Managers in the planning and analyzing the status of work orders. Using the .NET version would provide a foundation for extensive new features for enhanced user access and logistics planning allowing Verizon Communications to better plan and oversee the restoration of communication services to the city.

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Publisher	Infragistics	File Format	PDF
Date Published	June 2007
Format	Case Studies
Topics	Programming Languages, .NET, Application Development

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