Stories about: Ausdata

Peter Kazacos, chief executive and managing director of the Kaz Group, will step down from the role to become deputy chairman and focus on major new strategic initiatives.

KAZ Group has restructured its operations into two distinct arms to fully incorporate Aspect Computing and offer customers a single point of access to the full range of its services.

The Credit Union Corporation Australia Ltd (Cuscal) has signed a multimillion dollar contract to centralise its day-two cheque processing operations.

KAZ Computer Services shares jumped 11 cents yesterday following the announcement of a $15-20 million dollar outsourcing contract with ANZ to provide an image processing system via its subsidiary, Ausdata.

Winning big outsourcing contracts seems to have become automatic for KAZ Computer Services, which this week added the ANZ to its recent string of successes. In its latest "multi-million dollar contract" KAZ will provide ANZ with the Voucher and Image Processing (VIPS) proof of deposit processing system

ASX-listed outsourcing company KAZ Computer Services has confirmed its acquisition of Australian Administration Services (AAS).

KAZ Computer Services has halted trading on the Australian Stock Exchange pending an announcement concerning the possibility of acquiring AMP's superannuation funds administration business, AAS.

In a week when export orders were being pulled in from all parts of the globe Jtec won a deal to supply ATM gear for a regional backbone network, Third Rail won over the US National Guard, Citadel Securix stormed into a strong partnership in Singapore and Intellect, which just cannot stay out of the headlines, chalked up a sale in Indonesia. And there was still plenty more activity on the home front

Baltimore reports record Q3 revenues, New MD for CRM player gears up Aussie operations, KAZ cheques in to banking industry, AOL Australia searches with Looksmart

Integrator to develop superannuation administration system for Thai Government

Australian integration and outsourcer KAZ Computer Services has entered into a deal which will see it develop a superannuation administration system for the Thai government and three superannuation schemes run by the Thai Farmers Bank. Peter Kazacos, KAZ managing director, said the agreement would position the company to take advantage of other outsourcing opportunities in the Asia-Pacific region.