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Your shout! On the necessity of a data back-up plan
In response to Bill Goodwin's article, which revealed that out of a survey of 1,000 businesses by the Department of Trade & Industry, less than 20% back up their data.27 Feb 2004
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Digital factory uses virtual reality to track car production
A key part of any manufacturing process is ensuring there are no bottlenecks in production and understanding the impact that a...27 Feb 2004
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Manufacturing firms look for innovative answers from IT to drive industry recovery
Manufacturing has hauled itself out of the economic downturn and companies are increasingly looking at how IT can help them grow...27 Feb 2004
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Business users get mobile e-mail alternatives
Instant e-mail and voice conferencing were two of the most high-profile new technologies at 3GSM.27 Feb 2004
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Wireless networks for UK colleges
UK universities are to be targeted by Cisco, T-Mobile, and Intel with a new mobile data service that combines 802.11 wireless Lan...27 Feb 2004
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Operators battle user scepticism about future 3G mobile services
The launch of the UK’s first third generation mobile services for business users was a major theme for operators at last week’s...27 Feb 2004
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CMA invites firms to share data to benchmark outsourcing services
Users are being urged to share information about their network and telecoms contracts in order to build a new benchmarking...27 Feb 2004
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Travelex consolidates its CRM with hosted service
Currency exchange company Travelex has begun rolling out SalesForce.com's hosted customer relationship management service across...27 Feb 2004
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AirMiles pushes ahead with XML after integrating back-office IT
The AirMiles Travel Company is pushing forward with a major refresh of its IT after a complete revamp of its web operation...27 Feb 2004
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Contractor tax could push rates up
The cost of employing IT contractors could be set to rise following tax changes expected to be included in this year's Budget, a...27 Feb 2004
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E-crime investigation courses launched
A new company is offering training courses for IT professionals in how to investigate computer crime.27 Feb 2004
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Site offers skills advice for SME IT managers
A website launched last week will make it easier for managers in small businesses to identify what training they should be giving...27 Feb 2004
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Asda and Marconi deals highlight growing popularity of e-learning
Last month telecoms company Marconi announced it would be using e-learning to train 3,000 of its staff, and supermarket chain...27 Feb 2004
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Get your entries in for BCS awards
The technology section of the BCS IT Professional Awards, covering applications, system and services, closes for entries on 22...27 Feb 2004
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BT systems designer attests to value of accredited qualifications
The value of independent IT qualifications has been underlined by a systems designer at BT Global Solutions who gained several...27 Feb 2004
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Thought for the day: Breaking the boundaries
Ten more countries will be joining the UK in the European Union soon, but what will this mean for the IT job market, asks Colin...27 Feb 2004
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DoJ sues to block Oracle's PeopleSoft takeover
The US Department of Justice has filed a lawsuit to block Oracle's attempted hostile takeover of PeopleSoft.27 Feb 2004
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Met to use IT specialist special constables to fight e-crime
The Metropolitan Police would be willing to take on IT security professionals as volunteer special constables during complex...27 Feb 2004
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Make sure you know where the exits are before outsourcing gets off the ground
Terminating an outsourcing contract can prove to be an expensive process27 Feb 2004
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Could a secondment to the marketing department make you a better IT director?
A broad business knowledge can help when developing new projects27 Feb 2004
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