Post Office project taking control of Horizon data from Fujitsu as part of messy split | Computer Weekly
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Post Office IT chief Andy Nice announced a shift to a modern, cloud-based system for audit data, moving away from reliance on Fujitsu's Horizon data.
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Fujitsu's Paul Patterson stated during an inquiry that the historical Horizon data would be fully migrated to the Post Office's infrastructure by February 2024.
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The Post Office plans to start testing the new audit system after Christmas, aiming for data migration to commence in early 2025.
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Judge Peter Fraser criticized the cost constraints on audit record queries, stating they should be pursued in all cases involving potential suspensions of subpostmasters.
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