July 2000
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Next move: getting a job in VB programming
Our team of experts offer advice on how to further your career in IT Continue Reading
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July 05, 2000
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Masters of change must be masters of pragmatism
How to reconcile the business's desire for flexibility with IT's need for stability. Continue Reading
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July 05, 2000
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Cashless society?
With Wap and mobile devices coming on stream, what are possibilities for cashless payment in the pervasive computing environment,... Continue Reading
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July 05, 2000
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Cyber-squatters and how to stop them
Cyber-squatters attempt to draw people from competitors web sites by including the name of rival firms in their Metatags. is... Continue Reading
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July 05, 2000
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Child Support Agency to benefit from DSS testing
Bill JacobsThe Department of Social Security has promised a major user testing procedure for the new computer system for the Child...
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From CIO to CEO
Evidence from US business suggests that sitting CIOs are getting to spread their wings Continue Reading
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A tale of two websites
The Internet is the new Wild West. When an 18 year old with no real working experience can become an overnight e-millionaire, why... Continue Reading
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July 05, 2000
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Allan stokes IDcard debate
Mike SimonsThe UK public may have to accept the use of ID cards if the electronic delivery of government services is to be successful,...
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July 05, 2000
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Developing the role of e-commerce strategy director
My chief executive has committed the organisation to being involved in an electronic marketplace, along with a number of our competitors. As e-commerce... Continue Reading -
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Business in the post-PC world
Just how many Microsofts there will be in the world is unlikely to be clear for some time. But one thing is certain - that the... Continue Reading
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July 05, 2000
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Are Web developers inviting legal action?
The days of thinking that the Internet was an archaic, unregulated environment are now long gone. Governments and courts are now busy trying to create... Continue Reading -
July 05, 2000
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Constellar win top footy prize
David Bicknell reports from the final of the Computer Weekly five-a-side football tournament Continue Reading
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July 05, 2000
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Get personal with bespoke e-services
Who would you like a one-to-one with? Danny Bradbury explores how to produce a tailored e-commerce experience that is... Continue Reading
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July 05, 2000
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Happy days: remembering the ZX80 and ZX81
Readers recall their experiences of 20 years ago with the ZX80 and ZX81 Continue Reading
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July 05, 2000
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IT events perpetuate society's natural order
Ken OlisaOne of the best lessons I learned at university was the art of pacing oneself at serial cocktail parties. For undergraduates, the...
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July 05, 2000
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ASP savings myth crumbles
Renting software is not for everyone, but if you want a standalone application with no capital costs - and fast - ASP might be... Continue Reading
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July 05, 2000
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Bank of Scotland outsourcing deal: a calculated risk
John RileyHow committed is your IT department to outsourcing? Last week's 10-year, £700m outsourcing deal between Bank of Scotland and IBM breaks...
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Cabinet backs open standards
Local government is calmed by assurance that e-government will be based on XML. Mike Simons reports Continue Reading
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Accounting software players need to set standard
Eduardo LoigorriSoapbox
Picture the scene: you're at a supermarket checkout and your last item sails past the cashier. She says...
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.net makes anyone a service provider
Microsoft's .net vision involves putting software services online, so that business users can link into Web or extranet services from suppliers or customers, writes Cliff Saran. Continue Reading