November 2000
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HR perpetuates the myths of IT ageism
"Too old to work and too young to retire." That's what Geoffrey Williams, 55, says of his employment prospects in IT, despite having 15 years' experience in the industry. Not that Williams doesn't want to work - far from it. Continue Reading
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Agents are to blame for ageism
Jacqueline Straffon, a contract IT resource manager, gives an inside view on ageism in the IT industry Continue Reading
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Big boxes will have to make way for server appliances
Simon MooresTech talk
Sun Microsystems' recent acquisition of Cobalt Networks for a modest $2bn (£1.4bn) may be the first real...
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November 29, 2000
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Archiving for the digital age
As the quest for the paperless office continues, Philip Hunter reports on current thinking on digital archiving Continue Reading
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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
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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 -
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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 -
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Saloon brawl over domain names does nothing to industry's image
David Bicknelle-business
After more than a few years of organised chaos thinly disguised as an Internet talking-shop, we now have...
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Suffolk links healthcare community
Suffolk Health Authority's extranet has been named IT Initiative of the Year by Health Service JournalSuffolk Health Authority has landed a...
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IBM faces racism claim
Roisin WoolnoughA former research associate at IBM is taking the company to court claiming race discrimination.
Kevin Marsh...
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November 29, 2000
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Get ready for software licence changes
Daniel ThomasAlmost 90% of respondents to a Computer Weekly/Harvey Nash Big Question poll admit their businesses have not accounted...
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BT puts cash into broadband upgrade
Simon CravenSoapbox
Recent articles in Computer Weekly have implied that BT's moves towards broadband are done without investment....
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Watch out for Internet 2
The Internet 2 project promises to revolutionise e-commerce when it finally yields fruit. Danny Bradbury investigates. Continue Reading
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November 29, 2000
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EDI-XML adapters released
WebMethods and Neon have both released adapter software aimed at bridging the gap between EDI (electronic data interchange) systems and XML, writes... Continue Reading -
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Dotcom confidence still high - despite shake-out
Joy MacknightDespite complaints that venture capitalists are turning stingy when it comes to funding UK start-ups, a survey has found...
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Economics of 3G may not add up, says i-Mode
NTT DoCoMo - the provider of the always-on mobile Internet service that has taken Japan by storm - has warned there may be too little revenue from third... Continue Reading -
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Touchy-feely approach may be key to good management
Ross BentleyThe Frog-snogger's Guide
Susan Lancaster and Sean Orford
Management Books 2000 £12.99...
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Thieves strike at Deutsche Bank
Bill GoodwinCity of London Police have launched an investigation after thieves stole computer equipment, worth an estimated £1m, from...
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New domains are not a solution
The Web moved one step closer to getting more domain names this month, with the selection of seven new top-level domain (TLD)... Continue Reading
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Rambooster bolsters memory capabilities
Mike KingReaders familiar with Windows will be familiar with the problems it has managing memory effectively - the so-called "memory leak"....
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