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CIO Interview: Graeme Hackland, CIO, Lotus F1 Team
Graeme Hackland, CIO of Lotus F1, has worked for the race car team for 16 years. He has seen major changes in IT both on and off the track News | 10 May 2013
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Sainsbury’s outsources banking following £248m deal with Lloyds
Sainsbury's Bank is embarking on a project to move its customers off the systems of Lloyds Banking Group News | 08 May 2013
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Report into Post Office Horizon system expected in July
The findings of an independent investigation into the Post Office's Horizon accounting system are expected to be published in July business applications | 02 May 2013
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Progress made on Lloyds Bank's Project Verde segregation
Lloyds Banking Group has reported good progress in its project to enable the systems for the new standalone TSB bank which will be sold off when complete News | 30 Apr 2013
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Nationwide systems down
Nationwide building society’s online banking, mobile banking and online payments systems are unavailable as a result of IT issues News | 23 Apr 2013
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Queen’s University Belfast teams with Infosys to tackle cyber security threat
Queen's University Belfast CSIT has partnered with Infosys to develop IP for combatting cyber security threats News | 16 Apr 2013
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UK financial regulator FCA probes RBS IT failure
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) probes an IT failure at Royal Bank of Scotland that also affected NatWest and Ulster Bank customers News | 10 Apr 2013
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Banks need to improve social media interaction
Social media will become a significant channel for retail banks in Europe within three years, according to analyst Ovum News | 09 Apr 2013
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Bank legacy systems will remain until CIO life expectancy increases
CIOs at banks lack the job security required to transform IT through the replacement of legacy systems that have been in place for decades News | 04 Apr 2013
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Banks must re-engage with customers through technology, says Accenture
Banks must use IT to help them better engage with customers – who are increasingly keeping them at arm’s length – says Accenture News | 27 Mar 2013
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Brake-maker Eurac chooses Logi Analytics for more agile BI
European brake manufacturer Eurac chose Logi Analytics to combine with its Infor ERP system to gain a more agile view of its operations Case study
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Technology you can bank on
Lessons a bank based on social media and Web 2.0 can teach the broader financial services industry Feature
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Top 10 business applications stories of 2012
Connection between information and applications has impressed SAP’s and Oracle’s customers with innovation but assimilation has been tough Top 10
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CIO Interview: Graeme Hackland, CIO, Lotus F1 Team
Graeme Hackland, CIO of Lotus F1, has worked for the race car team for 16 years. He has seen major changes in IT both on and off the track News
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Sainsbury’s outsources banking following £248m deal with Lloyds
Sainsbury's Bank is embarking on a project to move its customers off the systems of Lloyds Banking Group News
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Report into Post Office Horizon system expected in July
The findings of an independent investigation into the Post Office's Horizon accounting system are expected to be published in July business applications
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Progress made on Lloyds Bank's Project Verde segregation
Lloyds Banking Group has reported good progress in its project to enable the systems for the new standalone TSB bank which will be sold off when complete News
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Nationwide systems down
Nationwide building society’s online banking, mobile banking and online payments systems are unavailable as a result of IT issues News
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Brake-maker Eurac chooses Logi Analytics for more agile BI
European brake manufacturer Eurac chose Logi Analytics to combine with its Infor ERP system to gain a more agile view of its operations Case study
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Queen’s University Belfast teams with Infosys to tackle cyber security threat
Queen's University Belfast CSIT has partnered with Infosys to develop IP for combatting cyber security threats News
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UK financial regulator FCA probes RBS IT failure
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) probes an IT failure at Royal Bank of Scotland that also affected NatWest and Ulster Bank customers News
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Banks need to improve social media interaction
Social media will become a significant channel for retail banks in Europe within three years, according to analyst Ovum News
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Bank legacy systems will remain until CIO life expectancy increases
CIOs at banks lack the job security required to transform IT through the replacement of legacy systems that have been in place for decades News
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