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Post Office Horizon contract extension is part of project to bring Fujitsu work in-house The Post Office is to move work done by Fujjtsu in-house when its outsourcing contract ends, and is already recruiting IT experts Share this item with your network: By Published: 08 Apr 2021 14:33 The Post Office’s move to extend its controversial 22-year contract with Fujitsu to supply and support the Horizon retail and accounting system is part of a plan to bring the work in-house. An announcement this week that the contact, which began in 1999, will go beyond the original March 2023 expiry, sai...

Post Office gives controversial Fujitsu contract another year The Post Office's controversial contract with Fujitsu has been extended another year to help the organisation manage its exit Share this item with your network: By Published: 07 Apr 2021 13:00 The Post Office will retain its controversial Horizon contract with Fujitsu until 2024, following a one-year extension to its retail and accounting system agreement. The additional year for the contract, which is at the centre of a scandal that ruined the lives of hundreds of subpostmasters, will cost £42m. The extension is being awar...

Yes, that Horizon branch office management IT system Lindsay Clark Wed 7 Apr 2021 // 10:25 UTC Share Copy The UK Post Office has awarded Fujitsu a £42.5m contract extension to run the Horizon IT system, faults in which led to dozens of subpostmasters being wrongly prosecuted. In December last year, the Court of Appeal formally cleared six subpostmasters of criminal convictions including false representation, false accounting, fraud and theft. Some of their convictions date back to 2004. The ruling followed an October statement from the Post Office, which said it would...

SAP gets the 'full Ellison' as the Oracle CTO names 100 ERP 'defectors' from his oldest adversary Read later Audio version SAP is more responsible for our leadership position than we are. It was a combative Larry Ellison who had his German nemesis firmly in his sights as he co-hosted the Oracle Q3 post-results analyst call yesterday.  Indeed at some points it was quite like old times for the more battle-scarred enterprise software watchers among us, many of whom might have anticipated just such a reaction following SAP CEO Christian Klein’s claim in January that:  In the ERP space alone, ...