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Steria implements a secure infrastructure for 300,000

Steria implements a secure infrastructure for 300,000 Swedish healthcare professionals. Carelink, an association which was created to develop the use of IT within Sweden's strongly decentralised healthcare sector, chose Steria to implement a secure infrastructure for its healthcare professionals. The Malmo region in the south of Sweden was the first to start using an authentication and electronic signature system on 1 July 2003, allowing around 2,000 agents to produce electronic invoices. This was the first stage in Steria's implementation of a national-scale electronic certification

Steria implements a secure infrastructure for 300,000

Steria implements a secure infrastructure for 300,000 Swedish healthcare professionals. Carelink, an association which was created to develop the use of IT within Sweden's strongly decentralised healthcare sector, chose Steria to implement a secure infrastructure for its healthcare professionals. The Malmo region in the south of Sweden was the first to start using an authentication and electronic signature system on 1 July 2003, allowing around 2,000 agents to produce electronic invoices. This was the first stage in Steria's implementation of a national-scale electronic certification

Stematch in Gold at Sibos!

Stematch in Gold at Sibos! SWIFT Ready Gold Accreditation for Steria Payment Reconciliation Software Steria's global reconciliation software, Stematch, has been awarded the SWIFT Ready Gold Reconciliation for Payments Label. In a new market environment where post trade systems like CLS (Clearing Linked Settlement) are requiring real-time and intra-day operational risk control, Stematch is providing global financial transaction reconciliation. Straight Through Processing (STP), which aims at integrating and handling automatic financial flows, has raised new organizational concerns. If 90% of

First-half 2002 integration full steam ahead

First-half 2002 INTEGRATION FULL STEAM AHEAD successful transformation On 23 September 2002, the Steria Group SCA supervisory board examined the consolidated accounts for the first half of 2002 prepared by the company's management. Two key factors conditioned Steria's performance in 1H02: - Integration of a major international acquisition (Integris Europe). - Deterioration of the economic environment and stagnation of the European IT services market after five years of double-digit growth. 1H01 1H02 1H02 (*) ?m Pro forma Revenue 239 493.2 545 Operating profit 15.6 9.4 12.3 10.8 4.8 Net

STERIA 2003 first half results - Very sharp rise in earnings per share

23 September 2003 STERIA 2003 first half results Very sharp rise in earnings per share First half 2003 results On 22 September 2003 the STERIA GROUP SCA supervisory board examined the consolidated accounts submitted by Management for the first half of 2003. The key figures are as follows: [REMOVED GRAPHICS] - Consolidated revenue in 1H03 was €478.5 million, a decline of 2.98% versus 1H02 (not including UK outsourcing activities in 1Q), or 1% at a constant currency exchange rate. - Operating profit in 1H03 was €14.2 million, with an operating margin of 3% (1.9% in 1H02). - Attributable net

STERIA 2003 first half results - Very sharp rise in earnings per share

STERIA 2003 first half results - Very sharp rise in earnings per share First half 2003 results On 22 September 2003 the STERIA GROUP SCA supervisory board examined the consolidated accounts submitted by Management for the first half of 2003. The key figures are as follows: [REMOVED GRAPHICS] - Consolidated revenue in 1H03 was €478.5 million, a decline of 2.98% versus 1H02 (not including UK outsourcing activities in 1Q), or 1% at a constant currency exchange rate. - Operating profit in 1H03 was €14.2 million, with an operating margin of 3% (1.9% in 1H02). - Attributable net profit was €8

Steria, first IT services company to receive ISO 9001: 2000 certification in France.

Steria, first IT services company to receive ISO 9001: 2000 certification in France. Steria has received ISO 9001 V 2000 quality standard certification from the French Quality Assurance Association (AFAQ) for all of its IT services global operator activities in France: business consulting, systems integration, managed services and third-party maintenance. The 2000 version of ISO 9001 expands the 94 standard by including the auditing of functional processes (General Management, Purchasing, Operations, Human Resources, Communications, etc.) in addition to operational processes (consultancy

Steria extends employee shareholding to European personnel

Steria extends employee shareholding to European personnel Steria, a key European end-to-end IT services partner, has extended its employee shareholding programme to all European subsidiary personnel. A total of 310,224 shares have been subscribed, thus maintaining the employee shareholding level at 30% of the company's capital. Steria ranks number one out of all listed European companies proposing employee shareholding systems. At the same time, the "Advisory Board", a think tank and source of information for employee shareholders, has been expanded to welcome four coopted European

Steria extends employee shareholding to European personnel

Steria extends employee shareholding to European personnel Steria, a key European end-to-end IT services partner, has extended its employee shareholding programme to all European subsidiary personnel. A total of 310,224 shares have been subscribed, thus maintaining the employee shareholding level at 30% of the company's capital. Steria ranks number one out of all listed European companies proposing employee shareholding systems. At the same time, the "Advisory Board", a think tank and source of information for employee shareholders, has been expanded to welcome four coopted European

Frankfurt Fire Brigade to Modernise its Operations Centre with an IT Solution by Steria

Frankfurt Fire Brigade to Modernise its Operations Centre with an IT Solution by Steria Steria has been called on to implement the IGNIS command and control system at the Frankfurt fire brigade's new operations centre. Designed by Steria, this system will enable the fire brigade to ensure very short response times even during peak periods of up to 2000 operations a day. This project follows the implementation of a similar, highly secure system for the Berlin fire brigade. The Frankfurt fire brigade operates seven fire stations and a number of field stations in which more than 900

Modernise its Operations Centre with Frankfurt Fire Brigade to an IT Solution by Steria

Modernise its Operations Centre with Frankfurt Fire Brigade to an IT Solution by Steria Steria has been called on to implement the IGNIS command and control system at the Frankfurt fire brigade's new operations centre. Designed by Steria, this system will enable the fire brigade to ensure very short response times even during peak periods of up to 2000 operations a day. This project follows the implementation of a similar, highly secure system for the Berlin fire brigade. The Frankfurt fire brigade operates seven fire stations and a number of field stations in which more than 900

STERIA 2003 first half revenue: #478.5 million

STERIA 2003 first half revenue: €478.5 million First half 2003 results · The STERIA group's consolidated revenue in 1H03 was €478.5 million, a decline of 2.98% versus 1H02 (not including UK outsourcing activities in 1Q) or 1% at constant currency exchange rate (*). · Operating profit in 1H03 will be higher than in 1H02, in line with STERIA's stated priorities. Activity in the first half of 2003 With a constant currency exchange rate and the same group structure, revenue was 9.89% lower in 1H03 than in 1H02 (7.7% down in France, 7.2% down in the UK and 14.8% down in the rest of Europe). This

STERIA 2003 first half revenue: #478.5 million

STERIA 2003 first half revenue: €478.5 million First half 2003 results · The STERIA group's consolidated revenue in 1H03 was €478.5 million, a decline of 2.98% versus 1H02 (not including UK outsourcing activities in 1Q) or 1% at constant currency exchange rate (*). · Operating profit in 1H03 will be higher than in 1H02, in line with STERIA's stated priorities. Activity in the first half of 2003 With a constant currency exchange rate and the same group structure, revenue was 9.89% lower in 1H03 than in 1H02 (7.7% down in France, 7.2% down in the UK and 14.8% down in the rest of Europe). This

Sophie Dangu is appointed Steria Group General Counsel

Sophie Dangu is appointed Steria Group General Counsel Sophie Dangu, 33, has been appointed Steria Group General Counsel. She has a postgraduate degree in corporate law, and is specialised in intellectual property law. She began her career in 1994 as a lawyer in the EADS Group before joining Steria in July 1995, where her main role was acting as general counsel for France. In her new position, Sophie Dangu will define and implement the Group's legal policy and coordinate European legal departments. Her key role will be that of controlling legal risks. Since 1995, she has been co-author of

Sophie Dangu is appointed Steria Group General Counsel

Sophie Dangu is appointed Steria Group General Counsel Sophie Dangu, 33, has been appointed Steria Group General Counsel. She has a postgraduate degree in corporate law, and is specialised in intellectual property law. She began her career in 1994 as a lawyer in the EADS Group before joining Steria in July 1995, where her main role was acting as general counsel for France. In her new position, Sophie Dangu will define and implement the Group's legal policy and coordinate European legal departments. Her key role will be that of controlling legal risks. Since 1995, she has been co-author of

IT Security is at the Top of the Agenda for European Companies and Public Authorities

IT Security is at the Top of the Agenda for European Companies and Public Authorities Seventy-two percent of European companies and public authorities rank security as their most important IT issue (Source IDC ), but also recognise it as an opportunity to implement new high value-added services. These are two of the main elements identified in a white paper on security practices in European companies recently published by Steria, a major European end-to-end IT services partner, in conjunction with IDC, the world's leading IT market research and consulting group (IT Security Priorities in a

Séverin Cabannes appointed joint Chief Executive Officer of the Steria Group

Séverin Cabannes appointed joint Chief Executive Officer of the Steria Group François Enaud, Chairman and CEO of the Steria Group, has appointed Séverin Cabannes Joint Chief Executive Officer of the Group. Séverin Cabannes will continue to report to François Enaud. After completing his studies at the Ecole Polytechnique and the Ecole des Mines de Paris, Séverin Cabannes began his career in 1983 at the Crédit National. Then, with Elf Atochem, he took on various responsibilities, which led him to the position of Economic and Strategic Planning Director. In 1997, Séverin Cabannes joined La

STERIA eligible for the Steria eligible for the Deferred Settlement and Delivery service (DSOs)

STERIA eligible for the Steria eligible for the Deferred Settlement and Delivery service (DSOs) STERIA Shares will be eligible forSteria eligible for the Deferred Settlement and Delivery service (DSOs) as of 7 July 2003 Since its listing on the Paris stock market in 1999, then its admission to the Paris Euronext Premier Marché and the SBF 120 index in 2001, Steria has developed significantly, through strategic acquisitions such as Integris Europe and major contracts such as the 15-year IS management contract with Norwich City Council in the UK. About Steria (www.steria.com) With 2002

First-half 2002

First-half 2002 INTEGRATION FULL STEAM AHEAD successful transformation On 23 September 2002, the Steria Group SCA supervisory board examined the consolidated accounts for the first half of 2002 prepared by the company's management. Two key factors conditioned Steria's performance in 1H02: - Integration of a major international acquisition (Integris Europe). - Deterioration of the economic environment and stagnation of the European IT services market after five years of double-digit growth. 1H01 1H02 1H02 (*) ?m Pro forma Revenue 239 493.2 545 Operating profit 15.6 9.4 12.3 10.8 4.8 Net

IT Security is at the Top of the Agenda for European Companies and Public Authorities

IT Security is at the Top of the Agenda for European Companies and Public Authorities Seventy-two percent of European companies and public authorities rank security as their most important IT issue (Source IDC ), but also recognise it as an opportunity to implement new high value-added services. These are two of the main elements identified in a white paper on security practices in European companies recently published by Steria, a major European end-to-end IT services partner, in conjunction with IDC, the world's leading IT market research and consulting group (IT Security Priorities in a

Séverin Cabannes appointed joint Chief Executive Officer of the Steria Group

Séverin Cabannes appointed joint Chief Executive Officer of the Steria Group François Enaud, Chairman and CEO of the Steria Group, has appointed Séverin Cabannes Joint Chief Executive Officer of the Group. Séverin Cabannes will continue to report to François Enaud. After completing his studies at the Ecole Polytechnique and the Ecole des Mines de Paris, Séverin Cabannes began his career in 1983 at the Crédit National. Then, with Elf Atochem, he took on various responsibilities, which led him to the position of Economic and Strategic Planning Director. In 1997, Séverin Cabannes joined La

Amen Bank, Tunisia's first private bank, chooses Steria to integrate its new multi-channel banking system

Amen Bank, Tunisia's first private bank, chooses Steria to integrate its new multi-channel banking system Steria, a major European end-to-end IT services partner, has been selected to implement a new integrated multi-channel banking system for Amen Bank, Tunisia's first private bank. Amen Bank employs 940 people and serves the whole country via its network of 79 branches and 62 automatic teller machines (ATM). This integrated banking system, a project launched in January 2003, will be implemented on a gradual basis between now and the beginning of 2005 and will enable Amen Bank to migrate

Amen Bank, Tunisia's first private bank, chooses Steria to integrate its new multi-channel banking system

Amen Bank, Tunisia's first private bank, chooses Steria to integrate its new multi-channel banking system Steria, a major European end-to-end IT services partner, has been selected to implement a new integrated multi-channel banking system for Amen Bank, Tunisia's first private bank. Amen Bank employs 940 people and serves the whole country via its network of 79 branches and 62 automatic teller machines (ATM). This integrated banking system, a project launched in January 2003, will be implemented on a gradual basis between now and the beginning of 2005 and will enable Amen Bank to migrate

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