All IT Management Case Studies

SMB finds the perfect host

  • Case Study
  • Author: Kate Large
  • Date: 21 April 2006
When All3Media, a medium-sized TV programming producer, inherited an inflexible communications system, it turned to a more appealing, hosted alternative.

Case study: mobile ERP - Efficiency in connectivity

In the first of two case studies, Antony Adshead reports on how mobile technology helped BT Industries simplify its truck maintenance scheduling and service system and save £1.7m a year

Case study: Mobile data - Mobile waterways

  • Case Study
  • Date: 18 April 2006
A GPRS roll-out is enabling British Waterways to monitor the UK's canal networks more effectively. Antony Adshead reports

HSBC business users to get two-factor security

HSBC is to roll out two-factor authentication to its business customers for online banking. It is the first UK bank to announce such a move.

Lloyd's underwriter Chaucer moves from spreadsheets

Growing complexity of business prompts move to new reporting system l Workflow-based system is expected to pay for itself within 12 months

Police get Streetwyse to mobile ID checks

West Yorkshire Police able to access records on the beat via Blackberries

Deutsche Bank extends continuity plan to include avian flu scenario

Deutsche Bank has conducted an exercise to assess the impact of a potential avian flu pandemic on its business during a continuity planning exercise in Hong Kong.

STA Travel moves global IT infrastructure to hosted datacentre in bid to lower costs

Travel agency STA Travel is moving most of its IT infrastructure into a managed, outsourced datacentre. The infrastructure migration is part of STA's efforts to combat the high IT complexity and cost that had crept into the organisation over the past decade.

Specialist unit helps Barclays improve risk management of outsourcing arrangements

Barclays Bank has made improvements to the way it manages the risks of outsourcing IT and business processes to third-party suppliers after creating a specialist audit unit.

Marks & Spencer expands RFID trial as it moves closer to decision over full roll-out

Marks & Spencer is expanding a trial of radio frequency identification tags on clothing from nine to 53 stores, in preparation for a possible roll-out across the business. The retailer said it would decide in June whether to move to a full implementation.
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