Changing Approach
When presented with a complex business problem that has developed over several decades, it really doesn’t matter how many technology-based ‘sticking plasters’ are applied, as they simply won’t solve the problem. To paraphrase Einstein, “the thinking that caused the problem is not the thinking that will solve the problem”.
In other words, unless we fundamentally change the way we approach the problem, we’re wasting our time and money. (read more..)
Metanoya News
- Metanoya and Pilgrim Systems sign MoU - to develop new joint solutions for the legal market. (read more..)
- Caribbean Business Opportunity - Metanoya have secured a tremendous opportunity with our client TSL Group in Trinidad (read more..)
- Engagement with outsourcing company to improve accountability and reduce fraud (read more..)
- Metanoya asked to help solve the growing challenge of interoperability between a group of London borough councils (read more..)
- STOP PRESS - The final piece of our technology portfolio has arrived! (read more..)
- Metanoya are to help a UK Systems Integrator differentiate themselves with the enablement of PDI's (read more..)
- Jon Roffe, CEO of Metanoya today announces the availability of commercial pilots in the UK.(read more..)
Industry News
28 South African Home Affairs officials arrested for identity theft - They were punished for crimes ranging from the production of fraudulent documents and identity theft in an effort to rid the department of dubious elements. (Read more)
Data breach by Anglo Irish Bank affects UK clients - The Belfast office of Anglo Irish Bank is at the centre of an investigation after it accidentally released information on 500 UK customers. (read more..)
Eastern European organised crime recruits British ‘mules’ to launder stolen millions - British jobseekers, accountants and financial managers are being duped into allowing access to their bank accounts so that they can launder hundreds of millions of pounds a year. (read more..)
ID scanners 'a threat to women' - Civil libertarians have warned ID and fingerprint scanners used by nightclubs and pubs in Brisbane could pose a serious threat for women and be used for identity theft, fraud and information misuse. (read more..)
