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• Rail staff get Pocket PCs for timetable information
• Systems devastated by deluge
• Simple measures boost bank security
• Staff unclear over e-mail snooping
• Share firm checks ID online
• Prison for Daily Mail hacker
• Survey rates SmartForce among top one per cent
• Summit hears e-business benefits
• UK leads Europe in online trading
• Voice system to take Lastminute orders
• Users don't realise PCs' full potential
• YK2 and management change responsible for poor result says SIG
• e-Business awards: Knowledge management
• e-Business awards: e-commerce award
• e-Business Awards: Start-up award
• B2C missing the personal touch
• Contractors win review of IR35 rule
• Call for more training, less immigration
• Coffee firm first to use Bolero.net
• Abbey and Legal & General seal e-deal
• ATSCo joins the internet gang
• Banks need figures for new economy sooner
• Outage leaves many UUnet users Net-less for 36 hours
• Oracle server goes wireless
• PCG wins first round
• MSB celebrates success
• On-line banking fails to inspire
• NHS site to cure gripes
• Poor first half for MSB International
• EDS wins $6.9bn US Navy deal
• Course will target financial e-business
• E-business managers fail to stress-test Web sites
• E-business policies slated
• Equitas transfers 140 staff to ITNet
• Green light for the permit scheme
• Halifax recruits IT staff to boost credit cards
• Texas and AMD cross lines to work together on 3G
• Voice your RIP Act concerns
• When your best friend is your mobile
• US legalises digital signatures
• Content management firm Documentum moves into Web content
• Brewery keeps records straight with radio tags
• Byers spells out spend on high-tech investment
• CP goes to CT
• BT finally patches e-mail bug after user warnings
• NAS filer fills storage gap
• Oracle aids e-business integration
• Pentium IV ships three weeks late
• Plan and monitor your e-commerce investment
• New Webmaster general taken on
• Major disparity in custom-built software prices
• Over 500 software jobs for Scotland
• New visa rules help to ease skills shortage
• No Biztalk until next year, says Microsoft
• Drivers go Wappi on the way to work
• E-business awards: IT industry award
• E-business awards: Mobile award
• EC court threat over tendering
• E-boom prompts website expansion for Tesco
• E-commerce portal translates via the Web
• E-business awards: Supply chain award
• Into the blue
• Intel's P2P California dreamin'
• Hackney scraps ITNet deal
• Is the shine rubbing off Gigabit Ethernet
• Lack of finance could kill ASPs
• Report reveals trend to more women in IT
• Suppliers call for Oftel's head
• IR35 will get the vote
• IT are staff exposed to workplace emissions
• Just 37 get security cert
• Mobiles are currency of tomorrow, says Virgin
• Is huge IT staff transfer to EDS lawful?
• PCs are more stressful than in-laws
• Oftel faces shaky future
• Oracle announces giant push into 9i Internet software
• Privacy is still key to e-commerce growth
• Police crack Egg online fraud case
• Seeing is believing in the video age
• Outsourcing set to pave way for UM
• Post Office venture aims to cut out Internet fraud
• Oil giant drills into mySAP.com
• Straw extends e-surveillance
• Vacuum sales treble on streaming success
• E-business awards: SME award
• E-business awards: Design award
• Budgens closes Web shop after £1m spend
• Baan wins £5m DARA deal
• Call to join up visas and IR35
• BCS prompts ministers to scrutinise IT training deal
• Australian database brings golden rewards
• Ailing Y2K firm thrown a lifeline
• Calling all hackers
• Comms on the move
• Contractor action plan over IR35 legislation
• Europe faces e-skills shortage
• E-envoy defends 3G sale
• Mass wins £20m MoD contract
• Kingfisher split prompts online rethink
• ITers in grass burn trauma while wriggling in Belgium



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