December 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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December 06, 2000
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Citizen Portal gets beta launch
The online Citizen Portal, the UK site where the public can access government information and services on the Web, has finally been... Continue Reading
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December 06, 2000
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Chancers of a lifetime
Jim Morgan in Hong Kong pays his respects to the high priests of enterprise Continue Reading
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December 06, 2000
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How e-business marketing works
How do you make sure that the marketing budget that's burning a hole in your pocket doesn't end up being spent on a campaign that... Continue Reading
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December 06, 2000
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Help for SMEs must be a priority
Small firms account for 99.5% of the total business population yet they seem to go unnnoticed. The Federation of Small Businesses... Continue Reading
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Egg says Visa deal is an e-first
Daniel ThomasInternet bank Egg is to implement credit card company Visa's e-commerce security programme, which, it says, makes it the...
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Ethical Hacker: Gotcha!
Someone was spending hours every night hacking his friend's PC. Call the ISP? No. For Sten Kalenda the fun was just beginning Continue Reading
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Farewell to the e-envoy
In his final interview as e-envoy Alex Allan talks to Mike Simons about success and what lies ahead Continue Reading
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December 06, 2000
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Internet 2: the sequel
US academic and federal bodies are working to revolutionise the Internet. Expect to see Internet 2 coming to a screen near you,... Continue Reading
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December 06, 2000
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Don't become a .com
Glyn Moody muses on the dearth of domain names and takes a look at the expanded services now on offer from the likes of Tesco and... Continue Reading
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Government defiant despite mounting parliamentary pressure
The Government remains defiant in the face of mounting pressure to launch a fresh inquiry into the 1994 Chinook disaster following last week's Public... Continue Reading -
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E-commerce: Going, going, gone
A new book explains how eBay transformed itself from a successful online venture into a household name. Mark Lewis got a sneak... Continue Reading
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Don't be the fall guy
Jeremy Ashworth explains how to free an IT department from a scapegoat role Continue Reading
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Driving home its own solution
When GM, Ford and Daimler Chrysler set up their e-procurement marketplace, Covisint, the German giant BMW chose not to join. Why... Continue Reading
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Executives must build bridges or be swept away
Old-style IT directors are doomed, says Chris Rawson at Lloyd's of London Continue Reading
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December 06, 2000
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Disaster recovery solutions
A good disaster recovery solution is essential - especially if your IT department is one man band. Continue Reading
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Fitting image
Photo imaging technology is helping to track down missing persons Continue Reading
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HP serves up virtual partitioning
Hewlett-Packard has introduced a new top end model in its L class family of Unix servers, the L3000, write Nicholas Enticknap and... Continue Reading
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Top Ten UK Websites
The August figures from Internet audience measurement company MMXI Europe reveal that more than 10.5 million people in the UK... Continue Reading