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AMP's IT overhaul is like 'changing the engine while flying a plane'

By Allie Coyne on Mar 12, 2018 6:15AM
AMP's IT overhaul is like 'changing the engine while flying a plane'

Inside the once-in-a-generation transformation.

Wealth giant AMP is undertaking one of the biggest transformations in its history, retiring as many as 50 legacy systems in favour of a single platform for managing its customers. The firm is embarking on an overhaul of how it delivers advice to its customers, repositioning to a goals-based ...

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