January 2000
-
January 26, 2000
26
Jan'00
Loan scheme plan to tackle staff poaching
IT is the prime target of a loan scheme being prepared by the Government to encourage training, reduce staff turnover and stop... Continue Reading
-
January 26, 2000
26
Jan'00
QA Training reveals an 80% rise in e-commerce delegates
Tina MiltonTraining company QA Training has experienced an 80% increase in the number of e-commerce delegates who attended its courses over...
Continue Reading -
January 26, 2000
26
Jan'00
Bosses warned over long hours
Balancing work and home life is already emerging as a big issue for 2000, according to separate UK studies published in the early... Continue Reading
-
January 26, 2000
26
Jan'00
HSBC Y2K court threat
A leading year 2000 lawyer has set up an action group to bring a legal test case against HSBC after the millennium bug disabled thousands of bank credit...
Continue Reading -
January 26, 2000
26
Jan'00
IT savings drive bank mergers
Rationalisation of IT departments has emerged as a key factor behind a spate of financial institution mergers but, a new survey... Continue Reading
-
January 26, 2000
26
Jan'00
Two successful link-ups
FI Group's merger with Druid has received a lot of publicity Continue Reading
-
January 26, 2000
26
Jan'00
nhsdirect.uk aims to keep the nation healthy
Isabel ChoatDespite new year's resolutions to become healthier individuals, many of us will succumb to either colds or the dreaded flu in the...
Continue Reading -
January 26, 2000
26
Jan'00
Will surveys seriously damage your belief that the bug doesn't hurt?
Don't breathe easy it ain't over yet! Continue Reading
-
January 26, 2000
26
Jan'00
Treasury tipped to announce OGC head next week in time for April start
The Government is expected to announce the first head of the new Office of Government Commerce (OGC) next week. Continue Reading
-
January 26, 2000
26
Jan'00
Windows NT tops salary rate stakes
Windows NT was the number one skill in demand in the last quarter of 1999. Continue Reading
-
January 26, 2000
26
Jan'00
Freedom for most wanted hacker
Matthew ThomasKevin Mitnick, the world's most infamous computer hacker, has been released from prison in the US after almost five...
Continue Reading -
January 26, 2000
26
Jan'00
Investigating cyberspace
Internet and computer-related crime is stretching the UK's law enforcement agencies to breaking point. Cybercrime expert Peter... Continue Reading
-
January 26, 2000
26
Jan'00
Giving black Britain a voice
How Kofi Kusitor focused on content over form in designing a comprehensive Web site for black Britons Continue Reading
-
January 26, 2000
26
Jan'00
BCS offers training in e-business and data protection
Qualifications in e-business and data protection have been launched by the BCS Information Systems Examinations Board.The new certificate and...
Continue Reading -
January 26, 2000
26
Jan'00
Dawn Watch over VAT rule
Red (faced) Dawn has been caught out over her policy on VAT. The treasury minister, Dawn Primarolo, fought for an end to the rule under which value added... Continue Reading -
January 26, 2000
26
Jan'00
Government to auction wireless Wan licences
Antony SavvasThe Government is emulating its decision to auction third generation mobile phone spectrum licences by doing the same for...
Continue Reading -
January 26, 2000
26
Jan'00
Council trains all IT staff with BCS
IT staff at Knowsley Borough Council have gained an end-user qualification to launch a computer literacy scheme across all user... Continue Reading -
January 26, 2000
26
Jan'00
Businesses reject ASPs
Lindsay ClarkCorporate users have given a resounding no to handing over the hosting of business software to application service providers...
Continue Reading -
January 26, 2000
26
Jan'00
The truth is out there, but Bill won't let us in on it
You are old father William, the young man said, and the Department of Justice will fall on your head. Is this an epitaph for... Continue Reading
-
January 26, 2000
26
Jan'00
Nirs fines threat to Andersen Consulting
Mike SimonsThe Government is considering fining Andersen Consulting over its failure to clear a backlog in the National Insurance...
Continue Reading