IT barriers falling say Capita and Vertex

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Capita and Vertex Financial Services have announced further changes intended to improve support for intermediary IT needs.

Capita has announced the first steps to bringing about its planned “Enabler” proposition with closer integration between its Quay Software back office and Webline quotes provider businesses. In the first instance, the new integration should lead to significant savings - up to 60% estimated - on re-keying for those using both systems together, says David Carrie, Capita Enabler's chief operating officer. “In terms of the bigger picture there are still barriers to using technology. This announcement goes some way to meeting these barriers,” he says. Carrie adds the objectives of Enabl...

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