Dashboard must be ready for 15 million users, analysis finds

James Phillips
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Any pension dashboard will need to be able to cope with as many as 15 million people from day one, according to analysis by Origo.

Infrastructure behind the project, which is anticipated to be completed next year, needs to be ready and able for immediate access by high numbers of use, manage peaks and troughs, and scale to 15 ...

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