Information system strategies in the UK Insurance Industry
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Stuart Codington is Senior Lecturer in the School of Technology and Information Studies at Thames Valley University, where his main interests are in information systems strategies, managing systems projects, and networking. Previously, he worked for one of the leading computer manufacturers in various management roles.
Professor Tom Wilson is Head of the Department of Information Studies at the University of Sheffield. His research interests are in the areas of user requirements studies, the impact of information technology on organizations, the economics of information, and information policy at organizational and national level.
We would like to express our thanks to The Andersen Foundation for its grant to the Department of Information Studies, University of Sheffield, which enabled this work to be undertaken. We should also like to acknowledge the help received from Douglas Shillito of Shillito Market Intelligence Limited, Jeff Watkins of the University of Bristol, Dr Andrew Sturdy of the Bristol Business School and Robert Cunnew and his staff of the Chartered Insurance Institute Library.