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Creative cost cutting
Technology Round Table: challenges ahead for the future
Nightmare on Excel sheet
Technology Round Table: challenges ahead for the future
Too little or not enough quandary
Technology Round Table: challenges ahead for the future
Variety of issues should be examined
Technology Round Table: challenges ahead for the future
Dynamic data
Technology Round Table: challenges ahead for the future
Comparison are tricky
Technology Round Table: challenges ahead for the future
Systems tested by changing conditions
Technology Round Table: challenges ahead for the future
Consolidation of information is key
Technology Round Table: challenges ahead for the future
In-house development seen as too costs
Technology Round Table: challenges ahead for the future
Off-the-shelf may be best
Technology Round Table: challenges ahead for the future
Low latency can be critical issue
Technology Round Table: challenges ahead for the future
Outsourcing could be the answer
Technology Round Table: challenges ahead for the future
Investor concerns drive technology choices
Technology Round Table: challenges ahead for the future
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