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Issue 160 - Nov 2007
Corporate Connectivity
The views of corporates, banks and SWIFT would not seem to be very far apart which bodes well for the future. The reality is that every organization is looking to its own success and with standardization and an increasing focus on non-proprietary technology and communication channels, there is more incentive to collaborate on the ‘pipework’ and create differentiation through wider services.
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