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Toronto-based Manulife has what Joe Cooper, EVP, global services, and CIO, calls a very diverse footprint. According to Cooper, the company's success continues to owe much to regional autonomy across its global operations. But, Cooper adds, when he joined Manulife in 2007 after 27 years with IB...

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Published in:Insurance & Technology 2011-11, Vol.36, p.29
Main Author: O'Donnell, Anthony
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Collaboration
Executives
Infrastructure
Insurance industry
International
Product development
Technological planning
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Summary:Toronto-based Manulife has what Joe Cooper, EVP, global services, and CIO, calls a very diverse footprint. According to Cooper, the company's success continues to owe much to regional autonomy across its global operations. But, Cooper adds, when he joined Manulife in 2007 after 27 years with IBM, he saw the opportunity to capture efficiency gains and drive service improvements through the establishment of a federated technology organizational model.
ISSN:1054-0733