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Westpac stuck with desktop dinosaurs

By Brett Winterford on Jan 31, 2012 6:40AM
Westpac stuck with desktop dinosaurs

Old apps tie staff to Internet Explorer 6.

Westpac staff have been left running outdated operating systems and browsers after the bank indefinitely postponed a $20 million technology refresh project aimed at delivering a consistent desktop experience across the group. The stalled project leaves staff across the banking group jettisoned ...

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Jan 31 2012
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