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Date: | Tue, 13 May 1997 15:36:31 -0400 |
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> FYI, from InformationWeek 5/12/97:
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> _____New Fidelity CIO Scraps Financial Systems Project_____
> Fidelity Investment Co. last week laid off 97 IT employees
> as the company scrapped a Unix financial systems project
> designed to replace the core mainframe systems supporting
> the company's mutual funds and brokerage operations.
Sheesh --- I saw the information on that system and it was supposed to
be
one sophisticated system! It was supposed to be the "Vanguard Killer"
from what I understand (Vanguard being a competing Fund group).
Glad my IRA's in Vanguard <g> It's not a 3000, but I can access my
account through a secure server :-)
>>>>> I have $ in Vanguard too. You'll be glad to know that Wellington
Mgmt, which manages a lot of Vanguard's cash, uses HP 3000's
extensively.
Being in Boston, I know some techie's at Fidelity (which has TONS of
Unix boxes)...wonder if they're looking for work...:)
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Software Control Analyst
Harvard Pilgrim Health Care, Quincy, MA
WWW.HarvardPilgrim.Org
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