Stories about: ABN Amro

Role management software enables the creation and lifecycle management of enterprise job roles, according to Forrester Research. It does this by discovering and logically grouping application-level, fine-grained authorizations and entitlements into enterprise job roles, which can then be assigned to people by rule-based provisioning or request-approval workflows.

Information Technology consultancy firm Ingena Group (ASX: IGG) continues to be an attractive investment prospect, according to analysts ABN AMRO Morgans (AAM).

Dutch police have broken a fraud ring which siphoned off money stolen from online accounts using real customers of the ABN AMRO bank hired for the purpose.

Honda Australia Motocycles & Power Equipment Pty Ltd (MPE) IT manager, Craig Bassett, has just completed a massive data cleansing exercise which was central to implementing a new two phase business strategy.

Dell will take steps to neutralise the carbon impact of its global operations by the end of 2008.

EDS has launched a world-first payment card utility in Australia to make it easier for financial institutions to modernise and manage card services in an increasingly competitive market.

In a bid to win a greater share of the financial services market, Progress Software has established a specialist team in Australia to sell algorithmic trading software and fraud detection services.

Melbourne AFL team, the Western Bulldogs, is utilizing a Software as a Service (SaaS) business model "to avoid being stuck with an outdated CRM system five years down the track."

U.K. bank Barclays will move 10,800 jobs to India following a giant merger announced Monday with ABN Amro, part of an effort to generate billions of euros in annual savings.

Every year, US$30 trillion dollars of trade in goods and services is shifted across the globe through a computerized supply chain. Buyers and sellers can access the web on their laptops, key in a given consignment number and find out what it contains, where it is and when it will arrive.

Every year, US$30 trillion dollars of trade in goods and services is shifted across the globe through a computerized supply chain. Buyers and sellers can access the web on their laptops, key in a given consignment number and find out what it contains, where it is and when it will arrive.