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Keep spending on IT to beat slump, insurers told

Insurance companies should continue investing in IT systems if they want to remain profitable during a possible recession this year, experts have advised.

NHS Scotland saves £2.9m a year with business process management software

NHS Scotland is making savings of £2.9m a year by implementing a single set of business processes and sharing management software across 22 health boards.

Integrating the Healthcare Enterprise to host software-evaluation event

A meeting to discuss electronic health records (EHRs) has been set up by the Integrating the Healthcare Enterprise (IHE) organisation in association with the BCS. The event will take place in Oxford on 9 April 2008.

MySpace to launch developer site

Social networking site MySpace is launching a site for MySpace platform developers.

Software still fastest moving industry, Bill Gates says

Bill Gates, who steps down as full-time chairman of Microsoft in July this year, told an Institute of Director audience that "we should wish other parts of commerce were as competitive as software".

Haden Young deploys biometric workforce management

UK building services contractor Haden Young has implemented workforce management software to eliminate manual time sheets and ensure the accuracy of payrolls of all site-based employees.

Jaguar and Land Rover to use virtual reality system from Sony

Jaguar and Land Rover are to invest £2m in a virtual reality facility. It will use high-definition digital projection technology to create 3D images of exterior and interior vehicle designs to speed up production.

Central bank deciding technology standards for Equity clearing

The European Central Bank (ECB) is preparing the technology requirements for a share clearing and settlement system that will allow sharetrading across Europe.

Atos Origin signs Paralympic deal

Atos Origin has signed an agreement with the International Paralympic Committee (IPC) in Beijing to become its worldwide IT partner.

Rococo Chocolates tastes benefits of SAAS business management software

London-based chocolate manufacturer Rococo Chocolates has boosted company growth and sales in the past four years by eliminating a bottleneck in accessing company data by switching to web-based business management software.
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