Contingent in the News

07/25/08 - Eco-Tech called first 'green' office park in area
WEST CHESTER TWP. - An environmentally friendly office park is planned on 18 acres along Port Union Road here by the owner of Contingent Network Services, a provider of data and voice communications for businesses.  more...

07/8/08 - Contingent Announces New “Green” 50,000-sq-ft Headquarters
CINCINNATI, OH—Contingent Network Services (www.contingent.net) will soon have one of the tri-state’s “greenest” and most state-of-the-art buildings with its new 50,000-square-foot headquarters. The groundbreaking for Contingent’s “Eco-Tech Park” will take place in July. The facility could be open as soon as December 2008. more...

05/22/08 - P&G’s SK-II Relies on Contingent to Install and Network its Beauty Imaging System Counters
CINCINNATI, OH—After a five year partnership, Contingent Network Services (www.contingent.net) continues to expand its role providing Managed Network and Support Services in support of Procter & Gamble’s “SK-II” (www.sk2.com) line of advanced skin care and cosmetics products. Since early 2004 Contingent has delivered complete network installation, support, and maintenance for SK-II’s North American cosmetics counters, primarily available at select Saks Fifth Avenue and Bloomingdale’s department stores. Contingent also supports SK-II’s special event counter demonstration deployments throughout North America. more...

04/11/08 - AT&T Renews National Infrastructure Contract with Contingent
CINCINNATI, OH—Contingent Network Services (www.contingent.net) is proud to announce that its contract to provide network infrastructure services for AT&T has been renewed.  more...

04/01/08 - NeoSynergy Celebrates 100th Dealer, Announces New Partnerships
BLOOMFIELD HILLS, Mich. — NeoSynergy announced it has signed the 100th dealer to its Best Deals online advertising program, just one month into the software's release.  more...

01/15/08 - Desert Storm Veteran and Xavier MBA Joins Contingent Network Services as Controller
CINCINNATI, OH—Contingent Network Services has hired Jeff Stine as Controller and Director of Human Resources. Prior to joining Contingent, Stine served as Controller and Director of Human Resources for PediaMed Pharmaceuticals, Inc. in Northern Kentucky and as Manager of Internal Audit for Omnicare, Inc. Throughout his career, Stine has managed internal audits and implemented accounting systems for a variety of Fortune 500 companies. He is a certified public accountant and served in the Army Reserves during Operation Desert Storm. more...

01/15/08 - Contingent Hires U.S. Army Logistics Specialist and Xavier MBA as Senior Project Manager
CINCINNATI, OH—David Epling, a U.S. Army veteran with experience in managing teams across the globe, has joined Contingent Network Services as Senior Project Manager. In his role as Senior Project Manager, Epling will oversee network implementations at Contingent client sites throughout North America. more...

10/23/07 - Contingent Announces New Partner Automation Tools
Contingent Network Services announced today the launch of its "EInvoice" electronic partner invoicing platform and its "ADPO" real-time open invoice payment estimating tool. more...

04/17/07 - Ditching Dial-up: Outsourcing network integration can save money, time and headaches
Internet and intranet access are no longer nice conveniences; they’re vital to survival in today’s competitive retail marketplace. Speedier credit card transactions and a wide-ranging list of services become possible when a virtual private broadband network (VPN) is installed. But what if a company doesn’t have the time, manpower or expertise to devote to designing and managing the network? If it has hundreds of locations served by a variety of Internet providers? Outsourcing network integration may be the most cost-efficient solution. more...

02/2/07 - Handling Growing Complexity - Taking A Look At Network Design & Installation Services
Networks—in many organizations they began with a simple file server connected to several workstations. As technology and the company grew, so did the network, adding mail servers, Web servers, and application servers. Eventually, firewalls, IDS/IPS (intrusion detection system/intrusion prevention system), and antivirus/spam/spyware gateways were installed to protect the private network from the external threats, as private networks hooked into the Internet. The number of workstations increased into the tens of thousands on a single network. Subnets, segments, remote locations, video, VoIP, and wireless have also presented new challenges to topology design and implementation. more...