EXCLUSIVE: Where NatWest / RBS may have gone wrong - by a former RBS IT manager
A former senior IT manager at RBS lifts the lid on some lax internal processes and ill-considered outsourcing that may have helped bring RBS IT systems to their knees
As Bank of England governor Mervyn King calls for an investigation into RBS Group's IT failings, a former senior IT manager at RBS Group, and a banking industry IT veteran, writes exclusively for Computing...
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