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Target secures LV= managed services deal
Target Group has secured a contract to manage information systems for LV=. The three-year deal will see the Cardiff-based software and processes provider take control of the data management of LV=’s existing loan operation.
Target will manage the infrastructure that LV= uses for processing, account management, arrears management, and securitisation.
LV= and Target have worked together since 1990, culminating in Target providing a fully managed service from March 2008.
The Target suite of systems have been used by LV= for a number of years and, as part of the wider IT review, it became clear that Target was able to provide a defined managed service at a lower cost and at lower risk.
Lisa Mundy added: “Target is able to provide LV= with resilient systems, high quality service support, within an appropriate cost model. During our partnership with Target, we can expect to receive the benefits of an up-to-date system, running on a supported platform, as well as further system development as we require.”
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