December 2000
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December 06, 2000
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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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December 06, 2000
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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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December 06, 2000
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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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December 06, 2000
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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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December 06, 2000
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Murphy's Law
Rod Sweet meets the CFO who took off from Virgin Continue Reading
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December 06, 2000
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Paradise lost
Stephen Phillips in San Francisco reports on the dot-coms' fall from grace with US investors Continue Reading
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December 06, 2000
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Net banks: New channel, same old bankers
There are some professions that inspire feelings of trust from the public - doctors, nurses and firemen are a good example. And... Continue Reading
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December 06, 2000
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PC makers in race to the bottom
The third quarter of 2000 could go down in history as the point at which IT users finally got sick of cash-guzzling desktop... Continue Reading
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December 06, 2000
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Private health firm rolls out PKI
Bupa, the private medical company, is pressing the NHS and the insurance industry to invest in public key infrastructure (PKI)... Continue Reading
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December 06, 2000
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Retailers: don't delay, go online today
High street retailers that hold back from entering the online world may pay dearly for their delay and cannibalise their offline... Continue Reading
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December 06, 2000
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Rising to the challenge of meeting marketplace needs
Ian Leader, technology director at paper specialist PaperX.com, warns marketplaces are all different, have customers with... Continue Reading
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December 06, 2000
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Forum shelved: governments just don't "get" the Internet
Fiona Harvey looks at hype and reality around e-government after a London conference is cancelled Continue Reading
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December 06, 2000
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Web searcher with a human touch
UK business information provider Infofast has carved itself out a niche in what is an already oversubscribed marketplace. Toby... Continue Reading
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December 06, 2000
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The eyes don't have it - in three Acts
The conflict between employee freedom and the corporate need to monitor e-mail and Internet traffic has never been so apparent.... Continue Reading
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December 06, 2000
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Banks slow on e-business take-up
Financial institutions are not moving their operations on to the Web quickly enough. And they know it, reports John Riley.Although the impact of the...
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December 06, 2000
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Post Office's £1m Lab project at the cutting edge
John Riley was invited to the Post Office's new Innovation Laboratory in Rugby. There, line managers are encouraged to open their... Continue Reading
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December 06, 2000
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Sema stalls on briefing for share price probe
Bill GoodwinIT services firm Sema this week postponed an analysts' briefing into its disastrous performance and ordered an internal...
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December 06, 2000
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Funding bonanza has come to an end
The technology sell-off has seen massive shifts in company fortunes, leaving some clinging to shares worth only a fraction of their previous value. Continue Reading
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December 06, 2000
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Fuelling the fires
Joint energy sector marketplace PetroCosm is taking on TradeRanger, the BP and Shell-led initiative Continue Reading