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The state of things to come
There are several reasons to be cheerful in this week's edition of Computer Weekly.29 Aug 2003
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SCO: fee due even if you replace our code
At its i-Forum event, SCO identified 1,549 examples of "misappropriated" code.29 Aug 2003
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Hardware failure takes down financial futures exchange
The European financial futures and options trading market, Euronext.Liffe lost 400,000 trades on Wednesday (27 August) when a...29 Aug 2003
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Can software manage employee internet use?
The internet age has heralded unprecedented opportunities. But with great power comes great responsibility.29 Aug 2003
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Cream of UK developers set high standard to deliver business gains
BCS reveals the shortlists for the IT Developer of the Year29 Aug 2003
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Give IT skills to charity
Have you ever thought of using your IT expertise to contribute to a charity or local community?29 Aug 2003
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Refund for IBM users
The IBM Computer Users' Association has become increasingly concerned about the escalating battle between SCO and IBM on the...29 Aug 2003
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E-business group to work on clarifying new IT laws
The plethora of legislation in e-business, with its duplications and contradictions, threatens to swamp users and suppliers...29 Aug 2003
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Target the reason for spam, not spam itself
Only by removing the financial benefits of spam will its volume be reduced.29 Aug 2003
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RAC aims for mobile consolidation savings
The RAC has switched to Orange Business Solutions as its sole supplier and hopes to save £1m by negotiating favourable call...29 Aug 2003
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Financial Times cuts costs with BT network
The Financial Times has signed a £3.5m contract with BT to deploy a new wide-area network across more than 50 office and print...29 Aug 2003
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Mobile networks cannot be relied on for business-critical processes
Business users should not rely on mobile networks for mission- or business-critical processes, industry experts have warned.29 Aug 2003
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The curse of IT infrastructure
In July, the US government's General Accounting Office published what could be considered a rare insight into IT spending.29 Aug 2003
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Forestry Commission chops costs
The Forestry Commission aims to cut the cost of setting up all of its 2,500 new and upgraded PCs by £165,000 over the next two...29 Aug 2003
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Virgin Holidays boosts planning
Tour operator Virgin Holidays expects to boost margins and improve forecasting after completing the implementation of a...29 Aug 2003
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Sales of business apps up on 2002 figures
Sales of business applications are increasing again after a significant downturn in 2001/2002.29 Aug 2003
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Councils rise to e-government challenge
There is cautious optimism that councils will meet the 2005 deadline.29 Aug 2003
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Metals firm migrates to Active Directory
Metals company Outokumpu has completed the design phase of a migration to Active Directory in Windows Server 2003. The firm will...29 Aug 2003
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Businesses are left reeling after a triple strike by Blaster, Nachi and the Sobig virus
Sobig is the latest in a string of viruses that could have been prevented.29 Aug 2003
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London Underground replaces manual risk management with web-based system
Risk evaluation software improves on London's Tube system.29 Aug 2003
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