November 2000
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Mobile's missing links
Mobiles that can pull content off the Web in moments and run video-based killer applications? Don't you believe it, says Sanjay... Continue Reading
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November 01, 2000
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London e-City needs a lift
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November 01, 2000
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Making the most of consultants' expertise
Consultants may help or hinder your organisation. Julia Vowler reports on how to get good value and extra skills when employing... Continue Reading
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November 01, 2000
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Microsoft breach is bad news for users
Microsoft's security breach could prove bad news for users if the hacker has tampered with source codes. Continue Reading
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November 01, 2000
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Linux training market set for £215m boom
The market for training IT professionals on the Linux operating system could be worth as much as $311m (£215m) in the US alone by... Continue Reading
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November 01, 2000
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Minister says e-campaign is just the start
E-minister Patricia Hewitt offers her support to Computer Weekly's E-Business Month initiative Continue Reading
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November 01, 2000
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Beware of the power users' boomerangs
More IT work takes place outside of the IT department, than within it. This is the reality, dilemma and challenge facing every IT... Continue Reading
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November 01, 2000
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IT specialists criticise taxman's defensiveness
In a formal statement issued last week, the Inland Revenue attacked Computer Weekly's exclusive revelations about the clearing... Continue Reading
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November 01, 2000
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Intel boycotts Bluetooth for own wireless comms
Intel has launched a set of wireless PC peripherals that uses its own short-range wireless communications technology rather than the emerging Bluetooth standard. Continue Reading
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November 01, 2000
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Integration Tools: Click and stick
Low-level middleware isn't enough to cement your e-business systems to the rest of your organisation's IT. Philip Hunter offers a... Continue Reading
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November 01, 2000
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How much testing is needed before an e-commerce site goes live?
We are developing an e-commerce application in-house and have been approached several times by software testing suppliers warning us about the... Continue Reading -
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ITers won't be headless chickens
Daniel Thomas"It has got my managing director jumping up and down, but I am not running around like a headless chicken." That was the...
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Catalogue company to check credit online
James RogersClothing catalogue firm JD Williams has turned all 17 of its titles into home shopping Web sites.
The sites transfer...
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Call to halt wireless auction
Antony AdsheadLicences to provide broadband fixed wireless access to the Internet will be auctioned on 10 November, but the process...
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November 01, 2000
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Database skills for dotcoms?
I'm taking an MSc in computing. My skills include Web page design using HTML and very basic CGI scripting using Perl. I can also create and administer... Continue Reading -
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Cock, stock and smoking Javabeans
Roisin Woolnough sees how cock-fighting in Thailand led to Internet stock performance betting Continue Reading
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Dazed and confused SMEs miss out on Web benefits
Half of Britain's 3.7 million small businesses are failing to embrace the opportunities of the Internet because they are confused about how it could help their business Continue Reading
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Desk portal for BP and Ford
Antony AdsheadBoth BP-Amoco and Ford have chosen Plumtree, the corporate portal supplier, to provide desktop user interfaces for...
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What is QAZ?
James RogersThe Trojan QAZ was first seen during the summer, according to anti-virus organisation Sophos.
It is a "backdoor...
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Why the IR35 legislation shows that politicians can't see the wood for the trees
Recently, I found myself discussing the contentious nature of the IR35 legislation with members of the Government. These robust... Continue Reading