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Collaboration made simple
Since the introduction of web-based tools that allow managers, workers and partners to exchange ideas and collaborate on...29 Jun 2000
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BA automates with UK's largest SAP investment
British Airways Engineering is investing in excess of £25m in a SAP system to automate the management of its world-wide aircraft...28 Jun 2000
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Brave.net world? Microsoft must explain its new strategy
Microsoft is vague on what .net really means to users28 Jun 2000
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Cable TV becomes an easy target
Advertisers wanting to target different TV cable franchises can now call up their details on a graphical basis by visiting the 28 Jun 2000 -
BT Cellnet in WAP row
Antony SavvasBT Cellnet has found itself at the centre of a debate over whether businesses will be able to exploit the mobile Internet as...
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Bell champions 'mass of new evidence' on Chinook crash
Tony CollinsIndependent MP Martin Bell has told the House of Commons that a mass of new evidence has emerged over the possible causes of...
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Compare the good, bad and ugly council Web sites
The House of Commons Public Accounts Committee ripped into public sector Web sites earlier this month, accusing the Government of squandering its early...28 Jun 2000 -
Admin staff need to become IT staff
A simple equation could help ease IT staff shortages according to BT chief executive Peter Bonfield following research that reveals that companies are...28 Jun 2000 -
BT denies WAP site access to Timeport users
Antony Savvas.The issue of mobile telecoms operators stopping users accessing the Wireless Application Protocol (Wap) information they want has...
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Symbian to let users view Microsoft files
Symbian has gone into partnership with Infomatrix to allow its Epoc operating system users to edit and view Microsoft Office e-mail attachments, including...28 Jun 2000 -
UK banks must move out of "dark ages"
UK banks risk losing customers to internet and foreign banking rivals unless they develop online cheque clearing and reconciliation systems, software...
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UK public sector optimistic about e-government
The Government is pioneering the trend towards electronic rule, but there are major hurdles.28 Jun 2000
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Tapping law could push work abroad
David BicknellEncryption specialists battling to overturn the government's proposed Web-tapping legislation are advising companies...
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E-people need nurturing
Believe it or not, those teched-out, skilled-up, dotcom whizz kids are after more than just filthy lucre, according to...28 Jun 2000
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Elan expands in Edinburgh
Elan Computing's Edinburgh branch has relocated to larger offices, citing a "dynamic" business strategy and the growth of IT opportunities in e-commerce...28 Jun 2000 -
Harking back to the Epson HX-20
Remember the Epson HX-20? Reader Peter Lancashire does.28 Jun 2000
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Defence Minister misleads MPs over Chinook accident
Last week in the House of Commons, Labour’s Defence Minister Lewis Moonie unintentionally misled the House of Commons over a Chinook accident in 1989,...28 Jun 2000 -
Don't marginalise e-ideas
e-business
While some companies are viewing e-business...
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E-commerce strategies for bricks-and-mortar companies
Despite the hype around e-commerce, it is predicted that 75% of projects will fail. Liz Warren finds what it takes to be a winner28 Jun 2000
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Government to ease RIP Bill powers
David BicknellThe Government has begun a climbdown over the controversial Regulation of Investigatory Powers (RIP) Bill.
The...
28 Jun 2000
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