July 2000
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No Bluetooth printer until demand rises, says Lexmark
Printer supplier Lexmark says printers will not take advantage of Bluetooth short-range wireless communications technology, for... Continue Reading
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July 05, 2000
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Can you phone a Web site?
Companies have been trying to marry the computer and the phone in the past few years, but the relationship is fraught with... Continue Reading
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July 05, 2000
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Employees want more flexible arrangements
High salaries are not the sole criteria for IT staff, reports John Kavanagh Continue Reading
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July 05, 2000
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Don't ignore savings tips
Recently some companies have chosen to ignore suggestions made by their consultants, unlike Greenwich Nat West where everyone is benefiting from a top-down strategy Continue Reading
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July 05, 2000
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Data for a Mobile Age
The relational data model has been superceded by more flexible structures that optimise the Ineternet. Candice Goodwin hails XML. Continue Reading
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July 05, 2000
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Cybernetics Department puts faith in web
Roisin Woolnough meets the man who created the Reading University Cybernetics Department's Web site Continue Reading
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July 05, 2000
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Dawn of the infomediaries
Volume of information and scarcity of time is changing all the rules of online retailing Continue Reading
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July 05, 2000
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E-government faces barriers
A new survey of the public sector found enthusiasm for Tony Blair's e-government plans, but it also revealed significant... Continue Reading
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July 05, 2000
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EU to make suppliers recycle old hardware
Keith NuthallComputer equipment manufacturers will be forced to take back and recycle their products, once they have reached the end...
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Another direct site
Contractors and clients wishing to "find each other" without paying for the services of a middleman can do so via the recently launched www.No-Agency.com... Continue Reading
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July 05, 2000
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Interim Services re-brands itself
Staffing and recruitment organisation, Interim Services, has changed its name to Spherion in a move designed to reflect the company's "new business... 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 -
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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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Bank to remain master of 10-year outsourcing deal
Bank of Scotland is taking no chances with its £700m mega deal with IBM. Continue Reading
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July 05, 2000
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More IT profit warnings issued
It's been another week for profit warnings from hardware, software and services companies in the industry Continue Reading
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July 05, 2000
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Parental concern forces Burger King CD-Rom withdrawal
Burger King was forced to withdraw a CD-Rom promotion last month after complaints by customers that the disc, given out with children's meals,... Continue Reading