All Legislation and Regulation News - October 2006

Alliance & Leicester to adopt converged voice and data network

Alliance & Leicester is to adopt a single, fully managed converged voice and data network to improve its communications.

Littlewoods awards £20m telephony contract to Cable & Wireless

Home shopping group Littlewoods has awarded Cable & Wireless a five-year contract worth more than £20m to provide a new network for its growing business.

ID card update

  • News
  • Date: 17 October 2006
The government is to press ahead with its plans for ID cards at a cost of £5.4bn over 10 years but there are still major doubts over the feasibility of the project.

Global system keeps bank ahead of rules

Credit Suisse pioneers automated platform as key to compliance

Whitbread signs renegotiated £26m outsourcing contract

Whitbread Group has signed a renegotiated £26m, five-and-a-half-year extension to an existing contract with service company CSC to provide India-based applications support.

BT fails on broadband unbundling

BT’s Openreach broadband delivery division is failing on quality of service, says the Office of the Telecommunications Adjudicator.

Silentnight rests easy with Red Squared

Silentnight, the UK’s largest bed manufacturer, has awarded a three-year managed services contract worth £300,000 to systems integrator Red Squared.

Storage special: Just can't get enough

Compliance and competitive advantage are driving an insatiable demand for storage

Metal exchange extends avialability of e-trading

The London Metal Exchange (LME) plans to roll out its electronic trading platform LME-Select to all of its several thousand customers.

CBI calls on government to boost technology innovation

The Confederation of British Industry has called on the government to remodel its Technology Strategy Board to push for development and public sector adoption of new technologies.
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