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RSS FiatBusinesses hunting for gold with data mining
News Italian car manufacturer Fiat has been using the SPSS PASW Modeler technology (formerly called Clementine) since 2005 to improve the way it interacts with customers. Giovanni Lux, customer intelligence manager for... [15 May 2009]
Data predictions made easier in the cloud
News SPSS customers include Kingfisher, Fiat, RSA and Greater Manchester Police. Predictive analytics software maker SPSS believes the huge growth in data created by cloud computing will significantly fuel interest in its... [14 May 2009]
BMW, Peugeot put a penguin in the tank with Linux for cars
News At the same time, Microsoft announces version 4.0 of its own automotive platform, on which Ford's Sync and Fiat's Blue & Me systems are based. Microsoft developed its Automotive Platform on its own, but it counts Ford,... [04 Mar 2009]
Is this make or break for £12.7bn NHS IT project?
News In addition to NPfIT contracts, the 17 deals under review at BTGS also include agreements with car maker Fiat and news agency Reuters. One of the two remaining main suppliers for the £12.7bn National Programme for IT... [22 Jan 2009]
Fiat Chooses PHP & Zend to Build & Web-Enable Their Fiatlink System
White Paper Fiat's sales & customer support systems were not as up-to-date as Fiat innovation policies mandated, were spread across several disparate solutions, and there was no one place that all... [21 Jan 2009]
Ford's Microsoft tech coming to UK cars
News Sync is based on Microsoft's Automotive platform, which is also used by Fiat under the Blue & Me brand. Car maker Ford has announced that its Sync communications and entertainment system - jointly developed with... [09 Jan 2009]
Fiat Group Automobiles Optimizes Analysis of Trends in Its Business and Among Its Competition
White Paper Fiat Group wanted to implement a new tool for analyzing and presenting worldwide vehicle sales figures and improve monitoring and analysis of all group brand sales and the principal competing brands. The challenge was to... [10 Dec 2008]
Fiat driving down the online road
News Fiat is selling a special edition of its 500 model directly through its UK website. Six hundred of the 500byDIESEL special editions will be available exclusively through Fiat's website for the next... [09 Dec 2008]
Tech leaders honoured at glittering CNET Awards
News The Retail and Leisure Sector Technology Project of the Year saw car manufacturer Fiat take top place for its revamped website featuring 3D models, video and increased interactivity. Business leaders at the forefront of... [24 Sep 2008]
Fiat + HP: Driving Innovation
White Paper Fiat builds customer loyalty and streamlines the buying process with HP hardware and software solutions. [14 Dec 2007]
Radioactive: Today a jam, tomorrow the open road?
Comment The Network on Wheels project is a spin off from the wider Car-to-Car Communications Consortium (C2C CC), a pan-European initiative involving the German car manufacturers along with Fiat, Honda, Opel and Renault, to... [21 Jun 2006]
Leader: Driven by in-car connectivity
Leader Amongst a wider agreement that came to light at the end of last week between Fiat and Microsoft, we heard how your average dashboard will have USB ports. There has long been all manner of semiconductors and software in... [06 Feb 2006]
Microsoft and Fiat get cars going mobile
News This year's Geneva Motor Show will see Fiat debuting its Microsoft-equipped cars. Fiat and Microsoft, who have been working together since 2004, are taking the wraps off a number of models sporting a new... [03 Feb 2006]
Car giant revs up €450m deal with BT
News Fiat has made BT its global telecoms provider in a deal worth €450m (£303m) over five years. BT will also acquire Fiat subsidiary Atlanet for €80m (£54m). The company provides domestic telecoms services... [13 Dec 2005]
IBM drives off with €1.8bn Fiat BPO deal
News IBM has won a €1.8bn deal to take over the running of car manufacturer Fiat's IT and business process transformation projects. The nine-year contract is worth almost €200m per year and will see IBM assume full control of... [01 Jul 2005]
