April 2000
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Trio to link up for IP wireless
BT, AT&T and Microsoft want to jointly conceive, develop and deploy new global wireless applications.The three will offer new wireless services...
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Outsourcers must speed up to meet growing demands
David BicknellE-business
If outsourcers want to keep their customers happy and competitive, they will need to offer a faster...
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April 05, 2000
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ISPs need legal clarity
The case of Godfrey-v-Demon - the Internet libel case settled out of court last week - leaves IT professionals mystified and concerned as to what it means... Continue Reading
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April 05, 2000
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MS strategy to beat Java
Cliff SaranThis week's Microsoft judgement made particular reference to the company's strategy to undermine Java - a move which could...
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The month in e-business - March
Telephony pricing war hots upA string of companies announced plans to offer unmetered Internet access. Alta Vista started the trend, followed...
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Software: intellectual property rights explained
A straightforward guide to the complex issues of copyright and other intellectual property rights in software has been published by the... Continue Reading -
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Net losses: does the Web drain your firm's resources?
Employees love the Internet, and around a third of the time they spend surfing is not work-related. However, lost productivity could be the least of your worries Continue Reading
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How to tickle your e-business fancy
The recent announcement of Auto-xchange, which will allow the motor giants Ford, GM and Daimler-Chrysler to procure supplies from their partners across the Net. Continue Reading
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Jackson could create 'Baby Bills'
In the week that Microsoft lost its antitrust case, we assess the implications of the ruling. Continue Reading
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Mobile
In the very near future many hand-held device users will use them as a means of conducting remote electronic transactions. This... Continue Reading
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SANs approaching the final hurdles
Before becoming widely accepted by user organisations, storage area networks need standards. Nick Enticknap examines progress so... Continue Reading
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Security: a top level issue
IT directors should be wary of taking full responsibility for their corporate information Continue Reading
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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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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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No need for a siege mentality
Does good e-security have to cost a fortune? Nick Booth argues that thinking through the problems can ensure maximum protection... Continue Reading
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Philips adopts e-procurement in bid to cut costs
A company-wide purchasing system is set to save Europe's largest electronics company tens of millions of dollars Continue Reading
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No such thing as a bad e-business idea?
Everyone loves backing a winner. E-Business Review asked four specialists to make their predictions for winners and losers in... 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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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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