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BT Ignite takes flight with Peregrine

BT gives SMEs the Xanadu treatment...

By Sonya Rabbitte

Published: 7 January 2002 16:25 GMT

BT Ignite has teamed with Peregrine to provide hosted IT infrastructure management services to SME's across Europe.

BT Ignite will use Peregrine's Xanadu technology to monitor and track problems with clients networks.

Across Europe the service will be operated by BT Ignite's network of European data centres.

The service will be available from the second quarter of 2002.

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