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Leo is News Editor at Computerworld UK, covering news on major IT projects for both the private and public sectors.

Previously Leo was deputy editor at IT Europa, a pan-European channel publication.

He has a Bachelors degree in French and Spanish from Southampton University.

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ING banks on in-memory analytics

ING is expanding its use of in-memory business intelligence analytics, using a real-time system from supplier Quartet FS. read more »

Visa builds data governance operation

Visa Europe has built a data governance function with C-suite leadership, in a bid to improve information management and insight. read more »

Betfair real time analytics shortens odds on customer spending

Betfair is in the midst of implementing a large business intelligence programme based on Oracle software, aimed at improving its conversion of customer website visits into more spending. read more »

CSC wounded as it books £943m NHS IT charge

CSC, which is facing cancelled projects, investor lawsuits and an aggressive fraud investigation, has announced a near billion pound charge on its disastrous NHS IT project. read more »

Thomson Reuters in major virtual desktop rollout

Thomson Reuters is rolling out virtual desktop access, based on VMware technology, to 10,000 employees. read more »

JP Morgan, BoA and Wells Fargo sued over 'fraudulent' mortgage IT system

JP Morgan Chase, Bank of America and Wells Fargo are being sued by the New York State Attorney General over an allegedly restrictive and inaccurate database that may have resulted in unfair foreclosures for many home buyers. read more »

CSC crisis chief Carsten Lind joins Fujitsu

Carsten Lind, the chief executive at the Danish division of CSC during a period of crisis, is moving to take a senior role at rival outsourcer Fujitsu. read more »

Unilever in major SAP usage expansion

Unilever has extended an SAP enterprise resource planning rollout to North America, vital to its core business processes including supply chain management in one of its largest business regions. read more »

BT Global Services narrows loss

BT Global Services, the IT arm of the telecoms firm, has narrowed its quarterly losses from £35 million to £25 million in the three months to 31 December. read more »

Credit Suisse traders 'manipulated IT systems' to hide losses

Two traders at Credit Suisse have pleaded guilty to wire fraud and falsifying data after authorities said they had manipulated the bank's record systems, as the credit crunch approached, in order to help conceal over half a billion dollars' worth of losses. read more »

Glencore and Xstrata mining IT mix in £50bn mega merger

Commodity trading and mining giants Glencore and Xstrata are in advanced discussions over an $80 billion (£50 billion) merger that is expected to precipitate a vast technology programme. read more »

Government slashes £792m from IT costs in a year - audit

The government removed £792 million from IT costs over a 12 month period, according to the figures of the National Audit Office. read more »

News International IT upgrade wiped 'hacking' email to James Murdoch – lawyers

Lawyers acting for beleaguered newspaper group News International have claimed that an IT upgrade erased a key email chain copied to chief executive James Murdoch. The chain referred to "rife" phone hacking at the company. read more »

Bloomberg market data API made public

Bloomberg has made public its valuable application programming interface (API) for market data, making it free for trading firms and software developers to access the code. read more »

NHS desktop services deal targets better staff collaboration

The NHS has inked a £74 million, five year desktop services deal with Atos, replacing supplier CSC on the work. read more »

News International hands over 'millions of emails' to police

Rupert Murdoch's News International has reportedly handed over to police a data file containing hundreds of millions of its emails, as part of ongoing phone and email hacking investigations. read more »

Car control software chaos revealed in major safety study

Automated software control systems are proliferating in cars, but vehicle safety authorities do not have anywhere near enough expertise to measure or regulate their usage. read more »

Roche throws light on DNA computers in £3.6bn Illumina bid

Roche has made a $5.7 billion (£3.6 billion) hostile bid for Illumina, with DNA analysis systems as a key focus. read more »

Police investigate £3.5bn shared services deal

A transformation services framework agreement, worth up to £3.5 billion in total and including IT, is being offered to police forces across the England and Wales. read more »

Harvester restaurant owner Mitchells & Butlers serves up cloud computing

Mitchells & Butlers, which owns the Harvester, O'Neills and Toby Carvery chains, is rolling out group-wide cloud computing. read more »

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