Consultancy to start pushing Microsoft's baby...
Published: 7 March 2002 17:05 GMT
ICL has set up a 30-strong specialist arm devoted entirely to pushing Microsoft's .Net solutions on companies looking to implement web services.
It has sunk over £1m in training up this division which will provide consultancy to web services customers.
It has also announced a pilot implementation for the technology to demonstrate all the benefits the technology can bring.
Derek Sayers, MD of ICL's e-innovations division, said the latest tools from Microsoft enable web-services to be built quickly: "Customers don't realise you now don't need to build everything yourself. You can use tools to create applications, and then outsource other functions across the web.
"We are quickly enabling a real web services world. There are no monolithic applications anymore."
Sayers said the unit will be focusing initially on business-to-consumer web services.
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