Great articles on other sites
- Proof the internet filter lives on by other means
- Budget 2013: Heavy on 'showcasing', light on strategy
- CGU to replace core insurance system
- Google Australia calls for mandatory comp sci until year 10
- Spectrum fail could help Libs fight Labor's regional NBN
- Offended By Fraudband? Maybe You Shouldn’t Have Said It First
- Brisbane Grammar School prepares for Lync
- Coalition wants ex-Telstra players for NBN board
- That NBN Speed Comparison Site Now Looks More Realistic
- GovHack to encourage agencies on open data
Blog, Enterprise IT - Written by Renai LeMay on Friday, March 1, 2013 17:31 - 0 Comments
A complete picture of NAB’s IT transformation
blog You may have noticed that National Australia Bank enterprise transformation EGM Adam Bennett gave a speech at a CEDA lunch in Sydney this week. The executive’s comments have caused a flurry of articles in the media. A brief overview, for your Friday afternoon reading pleasure:
- Transparency key to NAB IT: exec (The AustralianIT)
- NAB trialling BOYD (Computerworld)
- NAB mulls BYOD, trials iPads (ZDNet Australia)
- Online banking to overtake branches in May: NAB (The Australian Financial Review)
Taken along with some of the recent briefings NAB has been conducting with respect to its core banking strategy (see our piece here from November last year on the unusual relationship between the bank and its key supplier Oracle) and its datacentre strategy (look out for an extended piece on that on Delimiter next week), Bennett’s speech this week constitutes a complete picture of what NAB’s up to in its IT operations — from customer-facing technology to its core banking systems strategy to its IT infrastructure and staff-facing systems. Personally I’m pretty impressed with NAB at the moment. It really is going through an enterprise-wide IT transformation of a magnitude which we don’t often get to see in Australia. Let’s hope it can keep the whole thing on the rails ;)
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Enterprise IT, Featured, News - May 21, 2013 14:34 - 2 Comments
Australia gets two Windows Azure datacentres
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News, Telecommunications - May 21, 2013 11:01 - 7 Comments
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Blog, Gadgets - May 13, 2013 15:52 - 0 Comments
Sony Xperia Z tablet hits Australia
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(Or, review of the ThinkPad X1 Carbon Touch)
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- Despite Aussie windfall, does Apple profit slide suggest hard times ahead?











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