November 2000
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Make way for digital television
John Riley looks at the issues involved in digital television. Continue Reading
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November 08, 2000
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Will Wap be overtaken before it takes off?
Despite the criticisms, Antony Savvas says don't write off Wap yet. Continue Reading
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November 08, 2000
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Banking on security to win the Wap race
As pressure mounts on banks to be at the cutting-edge of technology in provision of services, the issue of security has become... Continue Reading
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November 08, 2000
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All power to the call centre people
As e-commerce spreads its wings, call centres become a company's human face. Ross Bentley reports Continue Reading
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November 08, 2000
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BAe Systems in £1.5bn CSC deal
Hazel WardUK defence and aerospace group BAe Systems has signed a £1.5bn extension to its 10-year outsourcing contract with Computer...
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November 08, 2000
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Grand master, no Flash
E-visionaries: Jakob Nielsen is a world authority on Web usability and the scourge of corporate "bloat" in site design. As he... Continue Reading
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November 08, 2000
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IBM offers storage on demand for e-business
IBM customers can now buy storage on demand for their disc and tape subsystems, writes James Rogers. Continue Reading
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November 08, 2000
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E-skills key to progress
UK companies are making slow progress in adapting to the demands of the new e-business environment Continue Reading
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November 08, 2000
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Failing ASP-irations
The application service provider market has been slow to take off because customers don't have faith in the suppliers who don't... Continue Reading
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November 08, 2000
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Don't rely on a simple handshake
A badly-planned contract process is likely to lead to an ineffective and costly contract.Conversely, a well-planned contract process is much more...
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November 08, 2000
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End of an era as Amdahl leaves legacy to IBM
IBM's 64-bit zSeries mainframe announcement has had as its surprising first effect the exit of its one remaining competitor from... Continue Reading
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November 08, 2000
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Firewalls, script kiddies and honeypots
IT departments are so obsessed with firewalls that they ignore other more important aspects of IT security, a former hacker claimed Continue Reading
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November 08, 2000
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Forget B2B, get into P2P
The next big thing is peer-to-peer computing, which means that both ends of the supply chain can benefit from pooling information... Continue Reading
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November 08, 2000
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E-learning set to make giant strides
E-learning will become even bigger than e-commerce. Daniel Thomas reports from the World Open Learning Conference Continue Reading
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November 08, 2000
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E-marketplaces set to crash
Wireless banking, the rise of application service providers and a new dotcom crash were some of Gartner Group's predictions at... Continue Reading
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November 08, 2000
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Microsoft hack puts security back at the top of users' priority lists
IT security companies hope the Microsoft security breach will act as a catalyst for companies to start implementing better... Continue Reading
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November 08, 2000
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Java is top skill as e-business booms
Java has outstripped C++ as the most sought-after IT skill for the first time, highlighting a dramatic growth in demand for Internet-related skills Continue Reading
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November 08, 2000
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Vasco unveils multi-platform smart reader
Security provider Vasco has released a handheld, platform-independent device that eliminates the need for a smartcard reader and... Continue Reading
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November 08, 2000
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The night of a thousand stars
Computer Weekly is proud to announce the winners of the E-Business Excellence Awards Continue Reading
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November 08, 2000
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US government ups IT staff salaries 33%
The US government has announced that it will raise the salaries of its technology workers by up to 33% in a bid to compete with the private sector.The...
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