November 2000

The Dome: Palo Alto-on-Thames?

Legacy's bid for the Dome has generated too many glib parallels with Silicon Valley  Continue Reading

Throw off the yoke and get yourself a life

Everywhere we look, we see the words culture, balance and stress. Seemingly out of nowhere, business leaders are realising the...  Continue Reading

Trading standards officers bust software scam worth millions

A raid by Police and Trading Standards Officers on a South London address this month brought an end to a software pirating...  Continue Reading

Watering systems

Pouring an enterprise integration tool onto Anglian Water's mix of legacy and proprietary systems created the code it needed in less time and with fewer errors than expensive human programmers  Continue Reading

Will IT cure NHS' ills?

Jane Dudman outlines the challenges and changes facing the National Health Service in the e-economy.  Continue Reading

Watch out for Internet 2

The Internet 2 project promises to revolutionise e-commerce when it finally yields fruit. Danny Bradbury investigates.  Continue Reading

Whistler will block unauthorised software

Whistler, Microsoft's upcoming Windows release, will include a security feature to block any software lacking a valid digital...  Continue Reading

Dotcom faces unionisation drive

Amazon faces the biggest unionisation drive the dotcom sector has ever seen. Mike Arrowsmith reports  Continue Reading

Strategic changes could end the software licensing nightmare

Software licensing has traditionally been one of the biggest headaches that IT managers face. But are recent strategic changes by...  Continue Reading

Thieves strike at Deutsche Bank

Bill Goodwin

City of London Police have launched an investigation after thieves stole computer equipment, worth an estimated £1m, from...

Touchy-feely approach may be key to good management

Ross Bentley

The Frog-snogger's Guide

Susan Lancaster and Sean Orford

Management Books 2000 £12.99...

Has the e-revolution dawned?

Small and medium-sized companies must cross over to e-business, says Roger Williams  Continue Reading

IT directors and agencies in fees battle

Bill Goodwin

IT directors and recruitment agencies are at loggerheads over plans to make it easier for employers to give permanent jobs...

ICL plans to boost hot-desking

Troubled computer services company ICL is planning a significant increase in the number of its workers "hot-desking" as part of a strategy to break even...

Study shows management is key to IT project success

Full user involvement, professional project and change management, and commitment from the top are the keys to IT success highlighted by a new BCS report...  Continue Reading

Stand by for the e-mail election, says Labour peer

The 2005 election "could be won or lost on the Internet", according to Lord Mitchell, the Labour working peer who has pioneered Millbank's sophisticated IT campaign system  Continue Reading

Snap turns NAS servers into Java appliances

Storage company Snap Appliances, a spin-off from Quantum, has announced plans to transform its network attached storage (NAS) servers into specialised Java...  Continue Reading