The cloud is coming: an interview with Credit Suisse co-CIO Nigel Faulkner

Sooraj Shah
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Credit Suisse co-CIO Nigel Faulkner tells Computing that cloud is inevitable, even in financial services

Unlike many enterprises that manage to get by with one CIO, Credit Suisse Group has three co-CIOs, one of which is Nigel Faulkner, the CIO of the bank's investment banking division. Faulkner joi...

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