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Comment He used to be a key contact of ours while he was at investment bank DrKW and I hope we keep talking as much. Lots has been going on. Let me start with two things close to our heart - our annual CIO Forum event in the... [05 Mar 2007]
IT chiefs look to the internet - and their kids - for inspiration
News JP Rangaswami, CIO at investment bank DrKW, agreed. DrKW's Rangaswami added: "This is a golden age for watching what takes place. Leading financial sector IT bosses have admitted to looking not at each... [21 Feb 2006]
Bank "maps" its way through SOX maze
Case Study Putting the right systems in place to deal with all forms of legislation and regulation is the key to dealing with the Sarbanes-Oxley Act, according to investment bank Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein (DrKW). [15 Nov 2005]
Leader: Get off the SOX compliance hamster wheel
Leader Investment bank DrKW has realised this already. Are you on the regulation hamster wheel, wheezing as you try to keep up with the latest edict dumped on you from above? Are you pulling out the system you put in last month... [15 Nov 2005]
The McCue Interview: BT CIO Al-Noor Ramji
Comment That's on a very different scale to his previous role as CIO at investment bank Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein (DrKW) where he says things moved much faster and there was more instant feedback from internal users. [28 Oct 2005]
CIO Jury: Businesses give open source a reality check
News JP Rangaswami, global CIO, DrKW CIOs are still divided on whether the cost benefits of using open source software in a business IT infrastructure outweigh the risks. Just this week Unilever said it has ditched a... [01 Sep 2005]
Leader: The fine balance between business and IT
Leader In an interview with silicon.com, DrKW CIO JP Rangaswami expressed the importance of not focusing only on the business in order to encourage young people to pursue technical degrees and careers. To say CIOs must now... [10 Aug 2005]
The McCue Interview: Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein CIO, JP Rangaswami
Comment He moved onto Data General, where he gained mainframe, mid-range, development and marketing experience before various attempts at consulting and heading up an offshore services company in the early 1990s finally led to the call from... [10 Aug 2005]
Automated Business Processes Cut Costs and Streamline Information Sharing
White Paper Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein (DrKW) is the investment bank of Dresdner Bank AG, a member of the Allianz Group since July 2001.The bank needed to create a workflow-driven process that would increase the straight-through... [20 May 2005]
Leader: Future IT department, future CIO
Leader Of course anyone can still start a debate about whether executives in general are overpaid or whether strategies such as outsourcing or 'open sourcing' - a phrase used by CIO JP Rangaswami at investment bank DrKW -... [18 May 2005]
The Macalla Mobility Platform: An Investment Bank Case Study
White Paper DrKW was amongst the first to recognise the potential of wireless technologies for effective and efficient delivery of banking solutions. DrKW's international workforce and the bank's global clients... [24 Mar 2005]
How small IT vendors can win big accounts
Comment Propero co-founder and joint MD Robin Crewe had been deputy CIO at DrKW, so there was an element of trust and "shared business context" from the beginning, according to Rangaswami. DrKW's Rangaswami... [18 Feb 2005]
US and European IT adoption - gap narrowing
News Speaking at today's Cal-IT conference in London, organised by silicon.com sister operation European Technology Forum, Dresdner Kleinwort Wassertein (DrKW) global CIO JP Rangaswami said: "It used to be that we were more... [08 Nov 2004]
CIO Forum: Quotes of the day
News DrKW CIO JP Rangaswami on the need for UK businesses to keep challenging themselves. Maybe you made it to our big conference on Monday. Maybe you couldn't. Either way, what follows are some of the most memorable... [29 Sep 2004]
CIO Jury: Corporates get blogging bug
News We have had blogs at DrKW for a while now, and are experimenting with externalising them. While the phenomenon of web logs - or blogging - as it's more commonly known, has largely been confined to internet-savvy... [04 Aug 2004]
