Angelica Mari
Angelica Mari is a senior reporter working for Computing.co.uk and Computing magazine. Previously, she held reporting and editing positions in various publications in the UK, Italy and Brazil.
Her main focus area at Computing is private sector technology, with an emphasis on financial services IT. Other specialist areas include clean technology, venture capital and private equity IT investment, fund management, commodities, engineering, architecture and graphic design.
Angelica's professional experience also includes copywriting work for leading brands and household names for Italy's top advertising, design and digital agencies, as well as coordination and execution of corporate communication strategies (PR) and business development projects in Europe and South America. She holds a BA in Journalism from the University of Sao Paulo (Brazil) and is currently studying towards an MA in Economics at the London School of Economics and Political Science. She is fluent in English, Portuguese, Italian and Spanish.
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Tesco launches mobile-based loyalty application
Innovation project intended to bring extra convenience to customers 09 Feb 2010
Shock as LSE IT management is reshuffled
Turquoise CIO caught off-guard by announcement of new structure 09 Feb 2010
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Increase in applications to study tech subjects at higher education on last year 08 Feb 2010
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Tender launched for specialist intrusion detection services 08 Feb 2010
Cisco reports buoyant quarterly results
Firm says it has seen all-round business improvement over the past three months 04 Feb 2010
LSE to move cash markets to MillenniumIT platform
First migration phase to take place in September 03 Feb 2010
Whitbread improves business intelligence
New IT chief improves reporting to keep up with international expansion 03 Feb 2010
Bradford & Bingley IT aims to end on a high
Banking veteran Tony Bentham joined Bradford & Bingley last month to oversee the downsizing of the bank’s IT. He speaks to Angelica Mari about the challenges this rather unusual assignment has posed 03 Feb 2010
Nationwide saves £8m with server virtualisation
Building society claims resulting "significant" increase in productivity 03 Feb 2010
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