November 2000
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November 08, 2000
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Software: new licences, more complexity
The shift towards subscription-based software licences by IBM and Computer Associates could mean all corporate IT users will have more opportunities, but also more complexity to deal with Continue Reading
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November 08, 2000
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More than the cost of a first class stamp
When it teamed up with the Post Office and Benefits Agency to tackle fraud, ICL Pathway found it had more to worry about than a... Continue Reading
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November 07, 2000
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Avoiding the traffic jams
In the e-business age, corporations will succeed or fail by the speed at which data passes over the Web. Will Garside assesses... Continue Reading
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November 01, 2000
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Software expert attacks MoD's 'preposterous' Chinook claims
The Ministry of Defence's latest claim that there is 'no doubt' over the cause of the Chinook helicopter crash have raised... Continue Reading
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November 01, 2000
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Why I go for 23x7
Frank PuranikSoapbox
It's all over the press now - 24x7. You can't turn a page, even in a top publication like Computer...
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November 01, 2000
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Single system for Hull data
Antony AdsheadHull City Council is consolidating data currently held in about 200 different systems into one database and is...
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November 01, 2000
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Yorkshire e-commerce takes off
E-commerce is taking off east of the Pennines Continue Reading
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November 01, 2000
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Life on the dotcom gold run
Only a short while ago, dotcoms were the place to be for IT professionals. The perception was of a dynamic, creative environment... Continue Reading
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November 01, 2000
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Is it too soon for Bluetooth?
The launch of a new Bluetooth server next month has IT pundits asking whether it is too soon to create a server market for the... Continue Reading
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November 01, 2000
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New modules for Peoplesoft 8
Peoplesoft has announced new modules for its browser-based Peoplesoft 8 enterprise resource planning (ERP) suite, writes Antony... Continue Reading
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November 01, 2000
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Protocol testing platform aids UMTS designers in 3G quest
Tektronix has released a protocol analysis platform that enables telecommunications equipment designers to develop and test... Continue Reading
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November 01, 2000
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Points mean prizes for smartcard students
Smartcard technology is encouraging Nottingham students to stay in education until the age of 19 Continue Reading
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November 01, 2000
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Tags take on the barcode
Radio frequency tags could be the technology that kills off the barcode. Bill Goodwin explains how they work and what is holding... Continue Reading
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November 01, 2000
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Pathway and the Post Office: the lessons learned
The infamous 1996-1999 Pathway project aimed to computerise the nation’s post offices and tackle benefit fraud. But 18 months... Continue Reading
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November 01, 2000
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Police probe software scam at Web auctions
Police and trading standards officers have begun an investigation following complaints that fraudsters have been selling pirated... Continue Reading
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November 01, 2000
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Benefits for Irish boomers
Dublin-based HRM Contract Resources, a specialist business division of the HRM Recruitment Group, has launched a comprehensive package of financial...
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November 01, 2000
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Amazon made to pay the price
To its cost, Amazon discovered that it is easy to get your fingers burned when evidence of price differentials are freely... Continue Reading
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November 01, 2000
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CA adopts subscription
Mike SimonsComputer Associates is to drop its existing licensing model in favour of a subscription-based approach.
The company,...
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November 01, 2000
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Aerial photo files get Railtrack up to speed
James RogersRailtrack has saved an estimated £1.2m by using a data management system on its West Coast route modernisation.
The...
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November 01, 2000
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Leap on the mobile commerce brand-wagon
David BicknellThe future take-up of mobile commerce means some hard thinking has to take place over how brands should change to cope with a mobile...
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