Controversial Horizon system to remain in Post Office branches as part of tech 'fusion', says source | Computer Weekly
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The Post Office's NBIT project is shifting towards a combination of Horizon, in-house software, and off-the-shelf platforms, moving away from previously rejected plans.
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A review by the Infrastructure and Projects Authority deemed the Horizon replacement project "currently unachievable," highlighting cost overruns and long delays as critical issues.
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The ongoing debate centers on whether to develop a new IT system in-house or utilize off-the-shelf remedies to enhance the existing Horizon functionality.
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Despite talks of a new IT strategy, the Post Office officially stated that no formal decisions have been made, keeping options open as they assess their path.
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