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IT breakdown forces Barclays to borrow from Bank of England
Barclays Bank and Euroclear have refused to give details of the technical breakdown that forced the bank to borrow from the Bank of England's emergency reserves this week to cover a shortfall in it...31 Aug 2007
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Bournville College invests in corporate CRM system
Bournville College has deployed a new customer relationship management (CRM) system to manage its relationship with the business community.31 Aug 2007
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IBM announces atomic computing breakthroughs
IBM has announced two breakthroughs in its atomic computing effort.31 Aug 2007
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Vodafone signs £40m deal with Cable & Wireless
Vodafone has awarded Cable & Wireless a two-year, £40m contract to provide a range of professional and IP network services to support Vodafone's business customers.31 Aug 2007
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Co-operative Financial Services automates decision-making with Blue Prism
Co-operative Financial Services has freed up the time of nine members of staff by installing software to automate decisions on making payments from accounts with insufficient funds.31 Aug 2007
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Mobile workers shirking security responsibilities
As mobilisation increases, the security risks increase as a result of unsafe and sometimes reckless end-user behaviour31 Aug 2007
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Visa predicts cash's downfall
Reloadable pre-paid cards instead of cash is the way of the future, according to research commissioned by Visa into the spending habits of US baby boomers and echo boomers.31 Aug 2007
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Monster hack sees 146,000 government job applicants' records taken
About 146,000 people using a US government jobs website managed by Monster.com have had their personal information stolen by hackers, reports Reuters.31 Aug 2007
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Government to research privacy of IT systems
The government is to spend up to £10m researching how the next generation of identity management infrastructures can offer assured privacy, and depend on truly informed consent. It is calling for e...31 Aug 2007
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Allianz Insurance adopts new electronic trading platform
Allianz Insurance has gone to Kewill to host and manage a new electronic trading platform for its personal lines division.31 Aug 2007
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Unified communications offers security, ROI and effectiveness
Unified communications was all the talk at VoiceCon in San Francisco. What exactly is it? What are the technical and strategic issues around UC? Associate Editor Jeff Kelly discovered some helpful ...31 Aug 2007
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Daily Mail and General Trust modernises with Agresso
The Daily Mail and General Trust (DMGT) media group is replacing and consolidating the financial systems of its two largest divisions as part of a plan to standardise and modernise the back-office ...31 Aug 2007
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BBC signs £43m deal with Siemens for digital switchover
The BBC has signed a £43m outsourcing deal with Siemens IT Solutions and Services to aid its digital switchover programme.31 Aug 2007
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User performs data storage U-turn
U-Store-It, a national self-storage company, decentralized its data centers, migrated data from SAN to DAS and de-clustered Exchange to simplify storage management.31 Aug 2007
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Spark Ada flies into Thales development
Praxis has won a contract with Thales UK to support its aircraft management software development.31 Aug 2007
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Metro goes commercial with RFID
Metro, the German retailer, reportedly plans to penalise suppliers up to £1.35 per pallet for pallets that do not carry RFID tags. The move to enforce contractual compliance comes as Metro expands ...31 Aug 2007
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Security fears prevent firms adopting wireless networks
Perceived security weaknesses in wireless networks is preventing 43% of firms adopting them, says a survey.31 Aug 2007
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Your shout! Recruitment agencies are not the only problem
John Pether's letter regarding recruitment consultants exacerbating the skills gap made familiar reading.31 Aug 2007
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Covergis rebrands in new business intelligence initiative
New firm will focus on analytic initiatives and industry-specific BI solutions31 Aug 2007
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IBM and Microsoft to vie for unified comms market
IBM and Microsoft are preparing to launch their respective unified communications products, which are designed to provide businesses with a single inbox for e-mail, voicemail and faxes.31 Aug 2007
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