3349 Results from 2002
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UK-based financial software components company Raft International has appointed Derek Hall as a non-executive director, effective immediately.
07 January 2002
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IntesaBCI, the newly-created Italian bank from the merger between Banca Commerciale Italiana and Intesa, has implemented a new intranet system across its London operations using technology from Domino Systems.
Alltel Information Services has purchased Euronet Worldwide's Dash electronic funds transfer (EFT) network to provides transaction switching and ATM driving capabilities throughout the United States. Financial terms were not disclosed.
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Singapore Exchange Limited (SGX) is reporting the resignation of Roy Simpson as senior vice president and head of the IT Solutions division.
04 January 2002
First National bank has chosen IT services company, Keane Ltd, to implement a new customer relationship management solution from Fineos across its consumer finance division.
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Internet-based trade finance platform bolero.net has signed up five Korean bulk carriers to take part in a trading chain with steel company Posco, and metals and mining giants BHP Billiton and Rio Tinto.
Florida-based Community Bank of Broward has signed a five-year agreement with London Bridge Group for the ASP-based deployment of its Phoenix banking system.
An £850,000 provision against potential bad debts will drag down final year results at banking software provider Financial Objects, the vendor has warned in a trading statement.
Crédit Agricole Centre France has upgraded its IT Token Ring network using technology from UK-based Madge Networks.
China Construction Bank has selected Teradata, a division of NCR Corporation, to provide an enterprise data warehouse solution across the bank's operations.
Banking systems vendor Temenos is reporting three new Globus contract wins at US-based Mellon Financial Corporation, Trust and Investment Bank (TIB) of Russia, and Vietnam-based Techcom Bank.
03 January 2002
Market intelligence agency IDC says the information technology industry is set to rebound by mid-2002, recovering from the devastating impact of the 11 September terrorist attacks on America.
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