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EDI-XML adapters released
WebMethods and Neon have both released adapter software aimed at bridging the gap between EDI (electronic data interchange) systems and XML, writes...29 Nov 2000 -
Dotcom confidence still high - despite shake-out
Joy MacknightDespite complaints that venture capitalists are turning stingy when it comes to funding UK start-ups, a survey has found...
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Economics of 3G may not add up, says i-Mode
NTT DoCoMo - the provider of the always-on mobile Internet service that has taken Japan by storm - has warned there may be too little revenue from third...29 Nov 2000 -
E-visionary with a sight of the future
E-visionaries: Nick Langley talks to Cambridge professor Andy Hopper, one of the key movers behind the emergence of the city as a...29 Nov 2000
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Dotcom faces unionisation drive
Amazon faces the biggest unionisation drive the dotcom sector has ever seen. Mike Arrowsmith reports29 Nov 2000
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Small firms can succeed in the e-business game
Paul McCarthy highlights the main pitfalls that trap large companies when setting up online, and offers a 10-point guide for...29 Nov 2000
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Sun auctions its server hardware
Eric DoyleSun Microsystems is trialling auction sales of its server hardware in the UK following successful tests in the US.
The...
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ICL plans to boost hot-desking
Troubled computer services company ICL is planning a significant increase in the number of its workers "hot-desking" as part of a strategy to break even...
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IT directors and agencies in fees battle
Bill GoodwinIT directors and recruitment agencies are at loggerheads over plans to make it easier for employers to give permanent jobs...
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Has the e-revolution dawned?
Small and medium-sized companies must cross over to e-business, says Roger Williams29 Nov 2000
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HR perpetuates the myths of IT ageism
Too old to work and too young to retire." That's what Geoffrey Williams, 55, says of his employment prospects in IT, despite...29 Nov 2000
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IBM faces racism claim
Roisin WoolnoughA former research associate at IBM is taking the company to court claiming race discrimination.
Kevin Marsh...
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Get ready for software licence changes
Daniel ThomasAlmost 90% of respondents to a Computer Weekly/Harvey Nash Big Question poll admit their businesses have not accounted...
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The Dome: Palo Alto-on-Thames?
Legacy's bid for the Dome has generated too many glib parallels with Silicon Valley29 Nov 2000
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Throw off the yoke and get yourself a life
Everywhere we look, we see the words culture, balance and stress. Seemingly out of nowhere, business leaders are realising the...29 Nov 2000
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Trading standards officers bust software scam worth millions
A raid by Police and Trading Standards Officers on a South London address this month brought an end to a software pirating...29 Nov 2000
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Thieves strike at Deutsche Bank
Bill GoodwinCity of London Police have launched an investigation after thieves stole computer equipment, worth an estimated £1m, from...
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Users get first look at 64-bit Intel chip
Intel is releasing supplies of its Itanium 64-bit chip to early evaluators.Initially, limited supplies will be sent to preferred customers, which...
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Touchy-feely approach may be key to good management
Ross BentleyThe Frog-snogger's Guide
Susan Lancaster and Sean Orford
Management Books 2000 £12.99...
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Users voice stiffing fears over mainframe rebrand
James RogersUsers are growing increasingly anxious about their software contracts following the rebranding of IBM's S/390 mainframe...
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