Buchanan Partners Emerges As Thomson's First Installation Of UNIX-Based Portable Portia
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London-based investment advisor Buchanan Partners L.P. is currently testing Thomson Financial Services Inc.'s Unix-based Portable Portia portfolio management system. While the installation is significant because it is the first user-site sighting of the much-awaited Portable Portia system, it is less than major.
The system's so-called version 1.0 is currently being accessed by two staffers at Buchanan; the firm eventually plans to support ten users with the system by the end of the year.
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