December 2000
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Tainted source
Dai Davis explains why a source code deposit agreement won't necessarily save your bacon if your software's got a bug and the... Continue Reading
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Desperately seeking liquidity
Roberta Kowalishin, vice-president of technology ventures at chemical exchange Chematch.com, explains why "liquidity" has become... Continue Reading
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Is the exchange shakedown on the way?
During E-Business Month, Computer Weekly and Asera co-hosted a round-table discussion on the future of B2B exchanges. Paul Mason... Continue Reading
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December 06, 2000
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DotSmart launched
Microsoft has launched a new e-commerce initiative, dubbed DotSmart, which the company says is designed to help technical... Continue Reading
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December 06, 2000
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E skills for the future?
Jane Dudman explains how young people in Newham have the chance to be apprentices in a scheme to lessen the blow of the IT skills... Continue Reading
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December 06, 2000
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Europe blows the wireless lead
Overly concerned with security issues, European companies have been overtaken by the US in allowing staff to access corporate... Continue Reading
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B2B business is booming
If industry observers are right, B2B marketplaces look set to revolutionise the way in which businesses deal with each other Continue Reading
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Beware Web design claims
Bill GoodwinIT directors were urged to think carefully before choosing a Web design company following allegations that some firms are...
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Catching the customers
Selling on the Net is not just about the bells and whistles of flashy technology. For a company to survive it must have a brand... Continue Reading
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A competitive step too far for government?
Successful e-government services may compete with the private sector. Should they be allowed to? David Bicknell reports Continue Reading
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A global web presence: the best protection against extinction
If you're not already a global business with a Web presence, be aware that times they are a-changing. Peter Guthrie warns against... Continue Reading
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Avoiding the jungle of jargon
I've just taken over responsibility for defining my company's strategy for the Internet, and I've got to deliver a report to senior management in the... Continue Reading -
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BIC says e- unity is key
Daniel ThomasTwenty leading technology firms, including IBM, Intel and Microsoft, have formed a non-profit consortium aimed at uniting...
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Can the Net solve the problem of social exclusion?
Labour education and technology minister Michael Wills believes the Internet can solve social exclusion - but getting it wrong... Continue Reading
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December 06, 2000
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Blanket security and security blanket
In the first of a regular series, IT analysts from the Butler Group look at key technology areas of interest to E-Business Review... Continue Reading
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December 06, 2000
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Cybercops should resist seven-year itch
We told you the Regulation of Investigatory Powers (RIP)Act was a bad idea and now here's the proof. The Association of Chief Police Officers (ACPO) has... Continue Reading -
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ASP, the IT messiah?
One in five small firms plan to use an application service provider in the next year. Lindsay Nicolle asks how SMEs can ensure... Continue Reading
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December 06, 2000
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Shop around for an e-marketplace
Liz Warren asks how SMEs can trade through B2B e-marketplaces in competition with large multinational companies. Continue Reading
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Overseas labour: Full of eastern promise
India is churning out more skilled IT workers than it needs. Rob McLuhan explains how this pool of talent could help meet your... Continue Reading
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Staff training via e-learning
TXU Europe has embarked on a full-scale e-learning strategy to ensure that the core skills of its 2,100 staff are ready to meet... Continue Reading