April 2000
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Polish up your purchasing with e-procurement
E-procurement is the latest e-business buzzword. What is it, where has it come from and what can it do for you? Murdoch McTaggart... Continue Reading
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April 05, 2000
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Nexor opens Microsoft e-mail to Unix
Unix users can now read e-mail directly from Microsoft's Exchange server, writes Caroline Davis. Continue Reading
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April 05, 2000
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Security: Rallying to the standard
It may have a low profile now, but could the BS7799 standard finally get the topic of information security out of the closet and... Continue Reading
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April 05, 2000
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SANS: bring on the storage manager
While SANs may be the Holy Grail for many businesses, maybe we should spare a thought for the people whose job it is to build... Continue Reading
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April 05, 2000
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NATO sting dupes EDS
Tony CollinsEDS is facing legal actions from sub-contractors after it co-ordinated supplies of equipment which went to a pony-tailed...
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Mobile workers create pocket-sized security problems
The demand for mobile networks and home working is bringing a new breed of security problems. We investigate what steps can be taken to protect data outside the network fortress Continue Reading
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Revenue failed to heed outsourcing warnings
Tony CollinsWarnings in a confidential Inland Revenue memo, written as a 10-year outsourcing deal was being finalised with Electronic Data...
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Info-security is an issue for all
Survey shows serious lack of information security among majority of firms Continue Reading
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April 05, 2000
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Managers give crime initiative thumbs down
Minister Patricia Hewitt's £15m initiative to combat computer crime in the UK got the thumbs down in this week's Big Question. Continue Reading
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A return to multi-tiered networks solves the data storage dilemma
Despite interoperability problems, Sans could be the answer to increasing data storage needs, writes Ian Murphy Continue Reading
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Bank offers e-tendering service
David BicknellThe Royal Bank of Scotland is to help businesses get to grips with digital certificate technology by launching an electronic...
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Boos for boo.com: an example of how not to do it
The online clothing retailer Boo.com is in many ways exemplary - in the sense that it offers a perfect example of how not to do an e-commerce site.... Continue Reading -
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Connect with your Intranet
David TaylorInside Track
The new global agenda is on everyone's lips. Any organisation that follows the simple rule, that there...
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Back to the classroom, says IT exec
Continuing training is an investment that Timothy Marlow values, both for himself and his staff. Continue Reading
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ASP potential set to make big impact
Ian MtchellCity Briefing
I have been a believer in the application service provider (ASP) business model for some time, partly...
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Bridging the gap between marketing and IT
Legal and General was building bridges between marketing and IT long before e-business. David Bicknell asks e-commerce chief... Continue Reading
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ASP users to get their say
Application service providers (ASPs) have promised that this year users will get a greater say in how the technology is used and developed, writes... Continue Reading -
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BT picks up Net work from bank
Antony SavvasBarclays is outsourcing its international data network to BT to enable it to build a £250m Internet-based network to increase...
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Bandwidth boffins wanted
Increasing demand for bandwidth is keeping network specialists extremely busy, writes Nick Langley Continue Reading
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April 05, 2000
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Boost your bandwidth and keep the customer satisfied
The snappiest e-business site is no good unless it has the network bandwidth to deliver it to customers Continue Reading