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Security glitch takes shine off Web
E-commerce security has been called into question after reports reveal that credit card details have been obtained by hackers26 Jan 2000
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Loan scheme plan to tackle staff poaching
IT is the prime target of a loan scheme being prepared by the Government to encourage training, reduce staff turnover and stop...26 Jan 2000
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QA Training reveals an 80% rise in e-commerce delegates
Tina MiltonTraining company QA Training has experienced an 80% increase in the number of e-commerce delegates who attended its courses over...
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Nirs fines threat to Andersen Consulting
Mike SimonsThe Government is considering fining Andersen Consulting over its failure to clear a backlog in the National Insurance...
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Placating pay gap paranoia
Tension is growing in some companies as the pay gap between traditional back-office IT developers and front-end e-business...26 Jan 2000
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When will ASP bear fruit?
Andy Favell looks behind the recent hype surrounding ASP and finds that it has yet to find many takers in the UK. So just what is...26 Jan 2000
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Two successful link-ups
FI Group's merger with Druid has received a lot of publicity26 Jan 2000
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Orchestrating the best value from your corporate knowledge
Mark LewisKnowledge management came under the microscope at last week's IT Director's Forum at Cranfield School of Management, as KM guru...
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MS slammed on security fix lateness
Cliff SaranA security hole has been found in Microsoft's Internet Information Server Web server software, which allows a would-be...
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Safety problem highlights risks of Nats go-live date
Staff preparing the £699m New En Route air traffic control centre at Swanwick for a go-live date of 2001 have hit a new safety-related communications problem...26 Jan 2000 -
Pensions to soften the blow of IR35 proposals
Getting your pension plan organised can take the sting out of the IR35 proposal's tail, according to Gloucestershire-based...26 Jan 2000
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NATS stakes its reputation on meeting operational deadline
Experts are impressed with the systems and air traffic management are confident that it can be done, but could Government...26 Jan 2000
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Rush hour for £3m Epos system for motorway chain
Bill GoodwinMotorway service chain Welcome Break has invested £3m in an electronic point of sales (Epos) system.
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Scotland's site of power owes much to its webmaster
When the Scottish Parliament needed a Web expert, Hazel Martin was voted the ideal candidate26 Jan 2000
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Novell's growing potential realised in Netware
Virtually unlimited scalability and integration with Windows is keeping Netware on top, says Nick Langley26 Jan 2000
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Reality bites for the dotcoms
After all the praise, reality bites for the Internet start-ups, who are now finding that infrastructure, procedure and a solid...26 Jan 2000
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Performance of manufacturing web sites improves
Since the Computer Weekly/Keynote Systems Site Meter looked at manufacturing in December, there have been major improvements.BP Amoco, for...
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Love is all around - especially on the Internet
Tina MiltonTo coincide with Valentine's Day, budding Romeo's can claim a free message on the newly launched match-making web site...
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Skimping on business continuity costs dear
Tony CollinsThe anatomy of success and failure
Any IT directors who have trouble extracting money from the board for measures to...
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Are ASPs a suitable solution for large enterprises?
Although it is generally agreed that ASPs offer cost savings for SMEs, it is still debatable whether larger firms will need them....26 Jan 2000
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