GOVERNMENT-owned ferry operator David MacBrayne has said it can now press ahead with building a new ticketing system after winning £1.2 million in damages from the IT company that had originally been tasked with the job.http://www.heraldscotland.com/news/16140818.CalMac_owner_commits_to_new_ticket_service_after___1_2m_court_win/?ref=rss
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Brian McGuireApril 6, 20181 Mins read
CalMac owner commits to new ticket service after £1.2m court win
Brian McGuireApril 6, 20181 Mins read 
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