RSA signs seven figure deal with Patni
Patni has been appointed to deliver application management services to the Codan Group in Scandinavia.
Patni, the IT and BPO services provider, has announced that it has secured a seven-figure contract over three years to provide managed services around some of Scandinavia’s core insurance platforms.
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