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08:08 Core Systems Programme Core Systems Programme	Core Systems Programme Chief Information Officer and Librarian to the University, Gavin McLachlan introduces the new Core Systems Programme, which will see the University’s core enterprise business systems replaced. concept university. estate communication philosophical terminology reduce integrations strategic computer programming business intelligence planning enterprise quality investment decision theory management intelligence management service decision system next supply chain management application program systems information services intelligence (information gathering) intelligence applications. caption complete transformation achieve accountancy production and manufacturing picture business core systems programme marketing computing terminology underpin consolidation introduce delivering objective effects ontology application rationalisation project management military tactics educational psychology university social change complexity cognitive science excellence standardisation universities and colleges rationalization finally data management From Tim Gray 0 likes 462 plays 0 Publisher Tim Gray Licence Type All rights reserved The University of Edinburgh Language English Date Created May 27th, 2017

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Core Systems Programme

Chief Information Officer and Librarian to the University, Gavin McLachlan introduces the new Core Systems Programme, which will see the University’s core enterprise business systems replaced.

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