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Lendlease, Optus ink multi-year tech deal

The partnership comprises three elements.

Real estate group, Lendlease, and telco company, Optus have inked a new multi-year technology partnership.

Under the partnership, Lendlease will transition its existing mobile and data services to Optus. 

“This will include the commencement of approximately 3,000 services in 80 locations across Australia where Lendlease operates,” the real estate group said.

Optus will also help Lendlease to roll out its property insights tool, Podium Property Insights (PPI), starting with Optus’ new Adelaide office.

Lastly, the deal will also pave the way for the two companies to explore other opportunities for collaboration.

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