November 2000
-
November 22, 2000
22
Nov'00
How long before switching jobs?
I left university last year with a MSc conversion in computer studies. I am now a validation engineer for a data management systems company. After eight... Continue Reading -
November 22, 2000
22
Nov'00
Disabled access is a priority
Faced with the target of delivering all government services electronically by 2005, local government needs to think about priorities. Continue Reading
-
November 22, 2000
22
Nov'00
Creating online communities
Online communities can deliver benefits for all companies in the UK. Peter Guthrie reports on what they are and what they can do... Continue Reading
-
November 22, 2000
22
Nov'00
Dell to launch Web outsource service
Eric DoyleDell announced last Tuesday that it is launching a Web hosting service in the UK following trials in the US.
DellHost...
Continue Reading -
November 22, 2000
22
Nov'00
Costs soar with PO bank plan
As a Commons Trade & Industry committee voices its concerns, the Pathway debacle returns to haunt the Post Office. Mike Simons... Continue Reading
-
November 22, 2000
22
Nov'00
Call for sensible rules on employee e-mail use
Bill GoodwinThe Trades Union Congress and the Industrial Society are calling on employers to draw up sensible guidelines on monitoring...
Continue Reading -
November 20, 2000
20
Nov'00
Overland aims for sales rise via reseller scheme
Storage manufacturer Overland Data has unveiled a gold partner programme which it expects to triple its network of 20 resellers... Continue Reading
-
November 20, 2000
20
Nov'00
Comdex speakers see shift to wireless Internet in face of PC market slowdown
The Comdex trade fair last week heralded a computing future splintered into a variety of mobile units communicating via the... Continue Reading
-
November 16, 2000
16
Nov'00
Solution: Internet misuse at work
Like the technology, Internet abuse appears to have proliferated in recent years. There are, however, two ways to tackle this... Continue Reading
-
November 15, 2000
15
Nov'00
New handheld by Heron Management Services
A handheld, real-time radio frequency data collection device for use in hazardous areas, has been released by Heron Management Services.The company...
Continue Reading
-
November 15, 2000
15
Nov'00
Nokia opens up Wap for business
Mobile phone company Nokia has launched a range of software products enabling the corporate use of Wireless Application Protocol... Continue Reading
-
November 15, 2000
15
Nov'00
Symbian gambles its future on take-up of 3G
Handheld operating system developer Symbian claimed to have reached a major milestone last week. The company, which was formed by Ericsson, Nokia,... Continue Reading -
November 15, 2000
15
Nov'00
Tackling Internet misuse at work
Like the technology, Internet abuse appears to have proliferated in recent years. There are, however, two ways to tackle this... Continue Reading
-
November 15, 2000
15
Nov'00
E-business message fails to wake slumbering manufacturing sector
The message isn't getting through - 42% of the UK manufacturing industry does not have an e-business strategy.The Benchmark Research survey released...
Continue Reading -
November 15, 2000
15
Nov'00
MoD kept RAF chief in the dark
New evidence shows that the air chief marshal who blamed the pilots for the Chinook crash on the Mull of Kintyre in 1994 was not given potentially vital information related to the helicopter's safety-critical software Continue Reading
-
November 15, 2000
15
Nov'00
Users are displacing IT training staff
Daniel ThomasIT managers have been warned that they risk losing control of their systems to "super users" who take responsibility for...
Continue Reading -
November 15, 2000
15
Nov'00
Cards on the table...
Credit card issuers could do themselves a favour and jump in to e-business. But it's customer trust rather than technology that... Continue Reading
-
November 15, 2000
15
Nov'00
Who stole my telecoms birthright?
Business strategy consultant Steven Domb explains how our 100-year-old telecoms network can survive the 21st century Continue Reading
-
November 15, 2000
15
Nov'00
Napster gets dressed for business
P2P networking is starting to make ripples because it promises reductions in bandwidth usage as well as network and storage cost savings Continue Reading
-
November 15, 2000
15
Nov'00
Skills shortages: learning to get rid of the vicious circle
Computer telephony integration is here and so is the skills shortage. Nick Langley examines what the industry and Government are... Continue Reading