Charles Rattray is director of professional services for Tideway. He is an accomplished IT professional with over 17 years of experience managing multi-million pound IT infrastructure projects and client engagements within the Financial Services industry. Prior to joining Tideway, he held positions at Sun Microsystems, Wellington Underwriting, and Manganese Bronze, overseeing projects in the investment banking, financial services, government, insurance, and engineering industries. Charles has an MBA from Liverpool University, England, and has a Post Graduate Diploma in Information Technology and a BA in Business from Stirling University, Scotland.
For a business to be sustainable today, it must be supported by a truly
sustainable architecture. This type of architecture must have built-in
agility and reusability. To be able to support the disparate end-to-end
transaction components involved in converting leads to cash, this
architecture must be sufficiently free form in its inter-business process
communication. All businesses require this, whatever the business model. This
openness in communication needs to permeate down through the layers of the
organization so that reuse is standard - and considered a strength, rather
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Charles Rattray is director of professional services for Tideway. He is an accomplished IT professional with over 17 years of experience managing multi-million pound IT infrastructure projects and client engagements within the Financial Services industry. Prior to joining Tideway, he held positions at Sun Microsystems, Wellington Underwriting, and Manganese Bronze, overseeing projects in the investment banking, financial services, government, insurance, and engineering industries. Charles has an MBA from Liverpool University, England, and has a Post Graduate Diploma in Information Technology and a BA in Business from Stirling University, Scotland.
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