Fast Line Futures to Further Improve Customer Service Through Additional IT Solutions

London, United Kingdom, October 11, 2012 --(PR.com)-- The budget allocation will be used for the procurement of additional gadgets, computers and printers; mainframe upgrades; upgrading of satellite offices systems; hardware requirements of additional IT projects; acquisition or development of new applications; and, networking. Fast Line Futures President and CEO, Nathaniel Higgins said that this is part of the firm’s plan to aggressively develop its IT and automation systems. To date, Fast Line Futures has identified 6 major projects to further enhance its IT and automation systems. It has also started the rollout of 300 new kiosks nationwide. The additional kiosks are in response to the growing number of traders which has reached 700,000.

"We have identified four key strategies to achieve our target for 2012. These are the judicious investments in IT systems and infrastructure; standardization of products and services to simplify automation requirements; outsourcing of new IT projects; and encouraging project ownership by adapting a user-initiated and user-led approach to IT projects," Mr. Nathaniel Higgins said during a recent press briefing.