Tying the loose ends together
Following several acquisitions Budget decided it needed an IT system from CDL that would enable it to unite all areas of its business, while allowing it to continue to grow
In January 2004 Budget announced it had signed a deal with CDL to install a wide area network across its 86 branches. Sheer round-the-clock commitment saw the last branches brought onto the network two months ahead of schedule in July 2004.
Now into month six of a fully functioning nationwide infrastructure, Budget reflects on the installation process and the impact the system has had, not least in helping the intermediary prepare for the new Financial Services Authority (FSA) regime.
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