Business continuity will be priority in 2003, says TowerGroup
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NEEDHAM, MASSACHUSETTS – Business continuity will be a top priority for buy-side executives in the year ahead, according to a report by US financial research and advisory company TowerGroup.
Rob Hegarty, author of the report and director of the TowerGroup invest management practice spoke to more than 40 chief information officers from financial firms in North America and Europe in the third quarter of 2002 and found that for most of them business continuity was one of the top three issues that
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