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Tuesday April 10, 2012

EDITOR'S NOTE

Good afternoon,

Westpac has delayed moving 50,000 staff to a single messaging and collaboration system at a significant cost to the banking group. We investigate why it decided to sideline the project after a significant restructure of its IT team late last year.

Also, we take a look at what Facebook's Instagram acquisition means for the Amazon Web Services stack underlying the photo sharing service.

Have a great day,

-- James Hutchinson

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