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MANUFACTURING JOBS | Logistics Planner/ Analysts at GlaxoSmithKline (GSK)

GlaxoSmithKline (GSK), one of the world’s leading research based pharmaceutical and healthcare companies, is committed to improving the quality of human life by enabling people to do more, feel better and live longer. GSK employs over 97,000 employees in over 100 countries worldwide.

GlaxoSmithKline Consumer Nigeria Plc is one of Africa’s largest consumer healthcare companies, producing leading brands such as Lucozade, Ribena and Panadol.

We are recruiting to fill the position of:

Job Title: Logistics Planner/ Analyst

Requisition ID: WD53896
Location: Ilupeju, -Lagos-Nigeria
Position: Full time
Functional area: Supply Chain & Logistics

Details

  • The Logistics Analyst will be responsible for all Import/ Export activities for the Rx (Pharmaceuticals) Business in Nigeria with an open option to expand scope into Ghana operations.
  • This role will ensure all activities are compliant with all regulatory and statutory requirements. This role will work directly with the Demand & Supply Management team to ensure we have the right product supplied, at the right price in the right location.

Key Responsibilities

  • Manages inventory replenishment based on production schedules, current inventory, customer orders, and forecasts
  • Ensures accurate and current inventory records
  • Conducts daily inventory analysis to solve inventory problems
  • Develops and implements inventory control procedures
  • Coordinates and manages the pharmaceutical business stock count process and reconciliation
  • Accountable for all quality assurance compliance procedures within supply chain department.
  • Accountable for all goods receipts and outbound shipments for all Base products and Vaccine consignments.
  • Responsible for all Import documentation and compliance to all Import requirements and Regulations.
  • Responsible for first level interface with all relevant regulatory and government authorities to resolve any disputes.
  • Responsible for first level interface with 3rd party warehousing partner on inventory management and Quality / EHS compliance.
  • Receives Vaccines and ensures proper storage into cold chamber. Responsible for dispatch of Vaccines to distributors and other Institution supplies
  • Responsible for all EHS compliance requirements for both Base products warehouse and Vaccines cold chamber.

Basic Qualifications

  • Bachelor’s Degree.
  • Minimum 3-4years related supply chain & logistics experience and/or training; preferably in pharmaceutical or FMCG industry
  • Must be PC literate and proficient with Microsoft Word, Excel, Outlook and PowerPoint.
  • Experience using JDE, Manugistics and SAP APO will be an added advantage.
  • Ability to work in a fast paced environment, working under pressure with attention to detail.

Preferred Qualifications:

  • Bachelor’s Degree
  • Minimum 3-4years related supply chain & logistics experience and/or training; preferably in pharmaceutical or FMCG industry
  • Must be PC literate and proficient with Microsoft Word, Excel, Outlook and PowerPoint.
  • Experience using JDE, Manugistics and SAP APO will be an added advantage.
  • Ability to work in a fast paced environment, working under pressure with attention to detail.

Application Closing Date
Not Specified.

Method of Application
Interested and qualified candidates should APPLY

POWER & ENERGY JOBS | Ikeja Electricity Distribution Company (IKEDC) Fresh Job Recruitment (8 Positions)

Ikeja Electricity Distribution Plc, Nigeria’s largest power distribution network, came into existence on November 1st, 2013 following the handover of the defunct Power Holding Company Of Nigeria (PHCN) to NEDC/ KEPCO Consortium under the privatization scheme of the Federal Government.

The consortium has the Korean Electric Power Corporation (KEPCO) which generates about 84,000MW in capacity and has a global efficiency record of a maximum down time period of slightly above three minutes annually as technical partners.

This partnership has positioned IE to effectively drive its commitment to deliver efficient and sustainable power supply through investments in new technology, infrastructure upgrade and human capital development.

We are recruiting to fill the following positions below:

CLCICK HERE TO VIEW JOB DETAILS AND APPLY

Lassa Fever: Health Minister Appeals for Calm

Nigeria’s health minister is urging Nigerians not to panic over an outbreak of Lassa fever that has killed 35 people in seven states since November.

Dr. Isaac Adewole says the government has taken adequate measures to contain the outbreak, with 14 lab-confirmed cases among 76 suspected ones.

Lassa, named after a Nigerian town where the acute viral hemorrhagic fever first was identified in 1969, has the same symptoms as Ebola and also requires that health workers wear protective gear and patients be isolated. Only about 1 percent of patients die. The disease is carried by rats and mostly affects rural communities with poor sanitation or crowded living conditions. It is only found in West Africa.

A statement published Friday says Adewole “appeals to members of the public to be calm.”

EFCC Nabs President Buhari’s Political Associate over Receipt of N100 Million from Former NSA.

TheEconomic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) on Wednesday arrested Brig. Gen. Jafaru Isa (retd), an associate of President Muhammadu Buhari and former military governor of Kaduna State,  who was the first chieftain of the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC), over the alleged diversion of $2.1 billion meant for arms purchase by officials of the Jonathan administration.

The APC chieftain, who is now a guest of the EFCC, was the military administrator of Kaduna State from December 1993 to August 1996 during the military regime of the late Gen. Sani Abacha.

He was a very senior member of Buhari’s party, Congress for Progressive Change (CPC), that later aligned with other opposition fronts to form the APC on whose platform he contested the gubernatorial election of Kano State, and a very close friend of Dasuki, the embattled former NSA.

It was from his residence in Asokoro, Abuja that EFCC operatives picked him up that night. Before his arrest, EFCC sources noted that Isa had been invited to appear before the commission on the same Wednesday he was arrested. But rather than comply with the invitation, he allegedly wrote the commission through his lawyer. EFCC’s investigation allegedly exposed payment of N100million to Isa.

EFCC’s dissatisfaction with Isa’s stance and response, according to its spokesperson, Wilson Uwujaren, led to his ar- rest to enable the suspect clarify the ‘questionable receipts’ from Dasuki. As he remains in EFCC detention, the commission noted that investigations into the allegations against him would continue.

$2.1 Billion Arms Deal: 241 Companies to Appear Before Panel Next Week

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A total 241 companies, individuals and organisations are to appear before the Office of National Security Adviser (ONSA) over contracts awarded by the office between 2011 and 2015. Those who fail to appear risk being embarrassed, the office warned yesterday.

ONSA, said the companies and representatives of the organisations and non-governmental organisations (NGOs) must appear before its Contracts’ Verification Committee between January 12 and 26. It issued the directive following these companies’, NGOs’ and individuals’ failure to heed the earlier call on them to report at the committee.

On the list are aircraft manufacturers, automobile companies and a host of  others.

They are to appear with: certificate of incorporation, particulars of directors, company tax clearance certificates and directors’ from 2011 to date, letter of award of contracts, evidence of payment so far, outstanding balance and any other documents considered relevant to the contract, such as certified bank statements.

Arms Cache Discovered at Demolished Oshodi Market as LASG Denies Forcing Traders to Move

The Lagos State government has said it did not force traders at Owonifari market in Oshodi to relocate to the ultra-modern Isopakodowo, and that the decision was based on mutual agreement reached between it and the leadership of the market.

The government also disclosed that it found and recovered arms in a bunker located inside the market during the demolition.

While addressing newsmen at Alausa on the issue, Commissioner for Information and Strategy, Mr. Steve Ayorinde, said plans to relocate the traders at the market had been on for the past 10 years, leading to series of talks between the government and the leadership of the market in the last three years.

He said the relocation of the traders would have taken place long before now as the leadership of the market refused all entreaties, he, however, said final agreement was reached on December 21 between the two parties during the visit of Governor Akinwunmi Ambode to the market.

“Along the line, we got intelligence report that during the holidays, there were a number of criminal activities going on in the market and that the place was harbouring criminals and a number of untoward activities which of course necessitated the need to move immediately to safeguard lives, to safeguard property and to ensure that there was no breach of peace which was what led to the demolition,” Ayorinde said.

Speaking on the bunker, Folami wondered what a bunker with stockpile of arms was doing at the market, adding that there were a lot of criminal acts that took place there.

“There was a bunker, we don’t know what that was doing there, we all know what bunker is,” he said.

#DasukiGate: I Got N100 Million from Anenih – Former SGF, Olu Falae, Admits

Former Secretary to the Government of the Federation (SGF), Chief Olu Falae, has admitted that he collected N100 million from the former chairman, Board of Trustees (BoT) of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP).

A national daily, The New Telegraph, had reported yesterday that a former SGF and erstwhile governor in the South-West got N100 million each from the N260 million given to Anenih by the office of the former National Security Adviser (NSA), Col. Sambo Dasuki (rtd).

Falae told New Telegraph yesterday that the money was purely an interparty affair between the PDP and the Social Democratic Party (SDP), which he is the National Chairman. The former presidential candidate said the money was given to the SDP to effectively campaign for the PDP in the 2015 presidential election. According to him, in the build up to the 2015 general elections, the PDP and SDP entered into working agreement.

His words: “In the build up to the presidential election, the PDP approached the SDP which I chaired. The then ruling party solicited for our support in order for President Goodluck Jonathan to win the March 28 presidential election. “Anenih related with me as the chairman of the PDP BoT and I did same as the SDP National Chairman. He wrote to me as PDP BoT chairman and I wrote back as SDP National Chairman stating conditions/terms for the alliance.

I have the record. “It is true that N100 million was given to my party to endorse and work for the Jonathan’s candidature in the 2015 election. We used the money for that purpose and we effectively campaigned for the PDP since we did not have presidential candidate in the election. The money was not for me.

“Thank God I’m a retired civil servant. I have all the documents to prove all that transpired between the two parties.” The former Finance Minister stated that there was no way he could know that the money was from arms fund. “With all the money PDP has and having spent 16 years in power, how would I know that the money was from the arms deal? No reference was made to the arms deal. So, they should not bring me into the arms issue.

The relationship was purely interparty affairs,” Falae told the paper. New Telegraph exclusively reported that Anenih, in his letter to the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), stated that the former SGF and ex-governor’s groups were given N100 million each in the build up to the 2015 presidential election.

Buhari Reiterates commitment to Development of Science and Technology

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President Muhammadu Buhari has reiterated the promise of his administration to invest in science, technology and innovation in order to enhance Nigeria’s competitiveness at the continental and global levels.

He said this, during the inaugural meeting with the National Research and Innovation Council (NRIC) at the Presidential Villa, Abuja. Buhari said the objectives of securing Nigeria, growing the economy, creating jobs and fighting crime can best be achieved through science and technology.

According to him,   Nigeria must accord high priority to science and technology if it must take its rightful place among the leading economies in the modern world.

He said, “Nigeria’s vision of becoming one of the 20 largest economies in the world by the year 2020 is only attainable when science, technology and innovation are fully integrated into our national socio-economic development process. That process will now be fast tracked with the coming on board of this Council.

National Assembly May Cut $38 Crude Oil Benchmark for 2016 Budget

Chairman of the Senate Committee on Media and Public Affairs, Senator Saabi Abdullahi, has said that the National Assembly might reduce the crude oil benchmark price of $38 per barrel proposed by the executive for the 2016 budget.

The price of oil in the international market as of Thursday was slightly below $33 per barrel, leaving a deficit of $5 per barrel from the $38 in the budget estimates.

Speaking to journalists in his office, Abdullahi said that both chambers of the National Assembly were being realistic in coming up with the decision to cut the benchmark price going by the alarming rate at which oil price was falling daily in the international market.

He added that in considering the budget, the National Assembly would pay attention to the critical issue of revenue diversification.

He commended the Central Bank of Nigeria for what he described as an effective management of the foreign exchange system.

Use Recovered Loot to Fund Feeding Programme for Pupils – NUT Tells President Buhari

The Nigeria Union of Teachers has called on President Muhammadu Buhari to use the money recovered from looters in financing the feeding programme in his campaign promises for pupils in public schools.

There have questions from different quarters as to how the Buhari-led administration would source funds to finance the project which was a cardinal point of his campaign.

The NUT President, Mr. Michael Alogba-Olukoya, speaking to the press on Wednesday, argued that recent revelations that certain public officials had started returning stolen wealth was a pointer that the promise could still be fulfilled.

According to him, the government should use the recovered loot to service public education and restore social services.

NEMSA to Phase Out Use of Wooden Poles for Electricity Transmission

Increase In Electricity Tariff Insensitive, Manufacturers Lament

Managing Director of National Electricity Management Service Agency (NEMSA), Mr Peter Ewesor, has said that the organisation will phase out the use of wooden poles for electricity installation across the country within the year.

The NEMSA MD, who made this known in Abuja on Thursday during an interaction with newsmen, however said only wooden poles that have been certified by NEMSA as good and qualified for the process will be permitted to be used to install electricity.

According to him, the agency had finished arrangements to partner organisations, such as Standards Organisation of Nigeria and Federal Fire Service, to ensure that issues that concerned fire and standards were monitored.

Ewesor listed materials to be monitored by the organisations for electricity installation to include cables, transformers and meters.

He further stated, that in places like Ibadan, Oyo State and Benin, Edo State, the agency discovered substandard materials, such as cables and transformers, installed for customers by contractors but the agency disapproved such installations.

He said NEMSA was not leaving any stone unturned to encourage local meter and transformer manufacturers to produce the materials locally in order to develop the nation’s economy, and urged all electricity users in Nigeria to ensure that they followed all rules and standards in the electricity sector.

Super Eagles Striker, Odion Ighalo, Open to Manchester United Transfer Move

Nigerian Super Eagles striker, Odion Ighalo, has admitted that it would be impossible to turn down a move to Manchester United during the transfer window despite categorically stating previously that he was not in a hurry to leave Watford, and admitted that playing with the Premier League giants has always been a dream he nursed.

Ighalo who spoke with The Sun said he would find it hard to say no if Manchester United made an approach for his services but has played down the prospect of leaving Vicarage Road this month.

The striker, amid speculation linking him with a move to the likes of Atletico Madrid and Roma, says he wants to stay in the Premier League, most likely at Watford.

Stocks Bounce Back with First Gain of N29 Billion in 2016 After Weak Start

Transactions on the Nigerian Stock Exchange which have been on negative trend since beginning of the year regained positive momentum on Thursday, January 7.

The market capitalization which opened with N9.348 trillion added N29 billion to close at N9.377 trillion.

However, the NSE All Share Index appreciated by 85.42 points or 0.31 per cent to close at 27,266.18 basis points, compared with the 3.28 per cent depreciation recorded previously.

Market breadth closed negative as E-Tranzact Plc led 6 gainers against 30 losers topped by Seplat Petroleum Development Company Plc at the end of the trading which was an unimproved performance when compared with previous outlook.

Market turnover closes negative as volume declined by 17.92 per cent against 3.45 per cent uptick recorded in the previous session. Guaranty Trust Bank Plc, Access Bank Plc and UBA Plc were the most active to boost market turnover. Guaranty Trust Bank Plc top market value list.

Stanbic IBTC Holdings leads the list of active stocks that recorded impressive volume spike at the end of the session.

Top on gainers’ log was Dangote Cement Plc with a gain of N6.55 kobo to close at N159.98 kobo. Others include Okomu Oil Plc with N1.52 kobo to close at N33.00 kobo, E-Tranzact Plc with N0.15 kobo to close at N3.19 kobo per share, Fidson Healthcare Plc with N0.11 kobo to close at N2.70 kobo per share and Vono Products Plc with a gain of N0.03 kobo to close at N0.92 kobo per share.

On the other hand Seplat Petroleum Development Company Plc topped losers chart with N7.03 kobo to close at N185.26 kobo, 7-Up Bottling Company Plc with N3.63 kobo to close at N185.26 kobo per share, Zenith Bank Plc with N0.46 kobo to close at N13.40 kobo and Union Bank of Nigeria Plc with N0.32 kobo loss to close at N6.24 kobo per share.

Finalists Emerge in Power Oil Sponsored ‘Making of the Chef ‘ Cooking Competition

 

Top three finalists have emerged in the ongoing Season 2 of Making of the Chef cooking competition organized by Rhodium Global Chef LLC in partnership with Anchor Digital Media and proudly sponsored by Nigeria’s leading vegetable oil brand, Power Oil from the stables of Raffles Oil LFTZ Enterprise, a subsidiary of the Tolaram Group.

The trio of Mr. Dapo Lambo, Mrs. Edna Ojuma and Miss Tobechi Ogu emerged top 3 contestants out of the 20 candidates that were selected from the audition stage for camping, training and mentorship by the American Master Chef Edwin Sholly, one of the world’s leading celebrity Chef.

Dapo Lambo from Lagos, holds a Bachelor’s Degree from Ambrose Ali University and works with Eko Hotel & Suites, Lagos. Mrs Edna Ojuma, a lawyer from Edo State while Miss Tobechi Ogu from Imo State, an HND holder in Business Administration who currently runs a private catering business.

Presenting the top 3 contestant to the project sponsor- Power Oil at a ceremony held recently at the head office of Tolaram Group in Surulere Lagos, the creator of the project and the Creative Director, Rhodium Global Chef LLC, Mrs. Idono Gbenro explained that the finalists earned their place through commitment and real passion for cooking exhibited from the audition stage through the camping period.

Mrs. Gbenro announced that the finalists would be traveling to the United States of America with the Master Chef where they will go through further trainings in different international cuisines at Stratford University in battle for the ultimate title of ‘Top Chef’.

She then restated the contestant who eventually emerges as the winner ‘Top Chef’ would win up to 30,000 dollars in prize including receiving a membership from the prestigious American Culinary Federation.

In his own remarks, the Head of Public Relations & Event, Tolaram Group, Mr. Temitope Ashiwaju commended the organizers for the journey so far in the Season 2 of the competition while assuring them of a more robust sponsorship of the subsequent editions of the project.

Ashiwaju also revealed during the ceremony that the brand -Power Oil has concluded plans to foot all travelling expenses of the top 3 finalists and the crew to the United States of America. He then urged the finalists to take full advantage of the opportunity offered them by the competition to become a world-class chef.

In their reactions, the finalists applauded the organisers of the competition and Power Oil for the sponsorship and support while promising to be good brand ambassadors.

“Currency Devaluation To Trigger Inflation” – IMF

The International Monetary Fund,IMF, has warned that a further drop in commodity prices including oil, would lead to more depreciation in the currency and trigger inflation in commodity exporting countries.

The IMF’s new Chief Economist, Maury Obstfeld, stated this in interview published on the Fund’s website.

Speaking on his expectations of 2016, Obstfeld predicted that there would be a lot of challenges this year and that emerging markets will be at the centre stage.

He said: “Capital inflows are down, some reserves have been spent, sovereign spreads have widened, currencies have weakened, and growth is slowing sharply in some countries. Currency depreciation has proved so far to be an extremely useful buffer for a range of economic shocks.

Sharp further falls in commodity prices, including energy, however, would lead to even more problems for exporters, including sharper currency depreciations that potentially trigger still-hidden balance sheet vulnerabilities or spark inflation.”

“Global financial conditions are tightening, and emerging and developing markets are especially sensitive to the effects, given other current woes.” he added.

“Privatization Will Boost Airports’ Effeciency” –Tukur

The Federal Government has been advised to go through with the planned privatization of four airports in the country.

The airports penned down for privatization are, the Murtala Muhammed Airport, MMA, Lagos, Nnamdi Azikiwe Airport, NAA, Abuja, the Port Harcourt Airport and Aminu Kano Airport, Kano.

Giving the advice last weekend in Lagos, the former General Secretary of Airline Operators of Nigeria, AON, Muhammed Tukur, said that privatisation of the airports would bring more vibrancy to them.

He stated that the Murtala Muhammed Airport Two, MMA2, managed by the Bi-Courtney Aviation Services Limited, BASL, remained the best terminal in the country because it is being managed by a private investor.

Aviation Expert Explains How Dual Tariffs Buoy Nigeria’s Rip Off By Foreign Carriers

The former past Managing Director of the Skyway Aviation Handling Company Limited, SAHCOL, Oluropo Owolabi has held the Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority, NCAA, responsible for the bad treatment Nigerian airlines and the two ground handling companies in the sector receive in the hands of foreign carriers.

The aviation expert specifically said that the regulatory body approved different tariffs for it and the Nigerian Aviation Handling Company, NAHCO, Plc, a situation, which he said was negatively affecting the economy of the country.

Owolabi stressed that this practice had made the foreign carriers to take the ground handling companies for a ride while capital flight increases, stressing that SAHCOL had made attempts in the past to ensure that NCAA called the two ground handlers together for a meeting, but all to no avail.

He explained that despite the fact that foreign carriers increased airfares arbitrarily, ground handling companies were not allowed to do this and called on NCAA to address the issue before it got out of hand.

“I see no reason why NCAA should approve NACHO for a tariff separately. It is a tripartite agreement. I expected NCAA to call us together. By and large, if you look at it, it is the foreign exchange we are losing. Tickets fares are raised every time by the foreign airlines yet they don’t want you to increase your tariff. If you try to do so they threaten that they would go to other handler.

Group Eyes N80billion from Cashew Export in 2016

The National Cashew Association of Nigeria, NCAN, is targeting about N80 billion from cashew export tin 2016 , its spokesman, Sotonye Anga, has said.

Anga told News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) on the sideline of the ‘Second Annual Cashew Logistics Meeting’ in Lagos that shipping lines had recognised cashew as revenue generating cash crop and contributor to the country’s economy.

Noting that shipping firms account for more than 80 per cent of exported cargoes from Nigeria, he said: “There is need for improvement in the handling of cashew, which will propel significant improvement in the country’s economic performance.

“Shipping lines have recognised the economic relevance of cashew and that is why you can see their chief executives and decision makers represented at this meeting. “The meeting will afford the association opportunity to take steps to advance Nigeria’s cashew export to destinations like India, Vietnam, China, Middle East, Europe, U.S. and others.”

The NCAN spokesman, who said the association believed in strong bond between it and the shipping lines, stated that “We expect that Nigeria should generate about N80 billion from cashew export in 2016 season and trade in a manner that will impact on the value chain.”

He said NCAN would leverage on this relationship to ensure that the year cashew exports is hitch-free.

“We will have zero claims because of damages to cashew cargo when containers are well dressed with adequate number of desiccants and Kraft papers,” he said.

 

Twitter Shares Slide Below IPO Price

One of the world’s largest social networking platform, Twitter Inc shares plunged below their $26 initial public offering price, down almost two-thirds from a peak soon after the stock began trading.

The selloff was triggered three weeks ago, when Jack Dorsey, co-founder and interim chief executive officer, warned that it would take a while before Twitter is able to reverse a slowdown in user growth.

While his candor was hailed by analysts, investors appear to have taken his comments — which also described product performance as “unacceptable” — to heart.

The board’s search for a new CEO, and uncertainty over whether Dorsey is in contention for the job, also have weighed on the shares. At stake is whether Twitter — used by 316 million monthly users posting and sharing 140-character messages — can become a mainstream platform instead of a niche forum favored by journalists and celebrities.

Bloomberg reported that Twitter was down 5.9 percent at $25.97 on Thursday amid a general market selloff. The company’s shares have declined about 28 percent so far this year.

At the time of Twitter’s November 2013 IPO, the company was heralded as a high-growth stock with the potential to be the next Facebook Inc. Yet the San Francisco-based company has failed to grow as fast as expected. Twitter has endured months of pressure over the user numbers, tweaking its features and shuffling its product and engineering leadership, without much progress.

Further share declines could add pressure on Twitter to seek a takeover, or complete its search for a CEO. Dorsey also runs Square Inc., which he couldn’t leave without straining the payment company’s planned IPO, people familiar with the matter have said.

 

“Financial Institutions Spent $114billion On IT Services In 2015” – IDC

The financial services industry spent $114 billion worldwide on mobility, cloud, and big data and analytics (BDA) technologies out of a total worldwide financial services information technology (IT) spend of $455 billion.

A new IDC Financial Insights Perspective entitled ‘Worldwide Financial Services 3rd Platform IT Spend 2014-2019 – Opportunities Abound’, said financial institutions spent more than 25 per cent of their IT budgets on just these three transformative technologies in 2015. According to the report, this will increase to almost 30 per cent by 2019.

Karen Massey, Senior Research Analyst, IDC Financial Insights said: “The advance of the 3rd Platform and its four pillars – mobility, cloud, big data and analytics (BDA), and social business – has caused a fundamental shift in how financial services companies are consuming and budgeting for IT and applications. Furthermore, the 3rd Platform is creating the most significant opportunities for financial institutions in decades.”

She noted that “Financial institutions are increasingly leveraging these four pillars to transform their businesses, with a keen focus on three of the pillars – mobility, cloud and BDA.” The new Perspective includes topline IT forecasts for mobile, cloud, and BDA, banking, insurance, and capital markets and U.S. and rest of world, totaling a worldwide forecast.

 

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