July 2000
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100 into 40 won't go
Splysh.com, the on-line recruitment site that categorises itself as a "B2B exchange" rather than an agency, has slowed its advertising to contractors while it "gets more companies on Continue Reading
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July 19, 2000
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ASP pricing model due
Microsoft is set to announce details of its pricing model for application service providers who want to rent software to users over the Internet. The... Continue Reading -
July 19, 2000
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Brown promises e-spending boost
Chancellor Gordon Brown identified e-commerce as the "newest and most decisive challenge" to the UK economy in his comprehensive spending review, announced...
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July 19, 2000
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'Sack over-50s' call from IT analyst
Older IT staff considered unable to cope with changes in working practices Continue Reading
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Bosses voice e-procurement fears
A new survey reveals trust and security issues are hindering e-marketplace growth Continue Reading
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July 19, 2000
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C# falls flat with IT managers
Most IT managers think there is no need for Micro-soft to develop the C# language as an alternative to Java. Continue Reading
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Information chief spells out strategy
Barclays' chief information officer David Weymouth writes: Continue Reading
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Inland Revenue loses millions of taxpayer's records
Tony CollinsMillions of pay and tax details have gone "missing" as Inland Revenue has sought to transfer records from one outsourced...
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Interoperability is key as HP aims Sans at e-services providers
Hewlett-Packard has introduced a new family of products and services aimed squarely at the emerging e-services provider market,... Continue Reading
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GCHQ to trace PM's leaks
Parliamentary reporterExperts from the Government's GCHQ spy centre are to deploy teams of "ethical hackers" in a bid to uncover holes...
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July 19, 2000
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Midas expands contract division
Midas IT Services has expanded its temporary staffing division with the appointment of Daryll Luxford and Clive Wright as... Continue Reading
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July 19, 2000
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Government seeks to benchmarking agency delivery
Consultations are taking place to co-ordinate Government agency approaches to putting services online. Continue Reading
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July 19, 2000
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Competing marketplaces
Two e-business marketplaces have been established, both with impressive lists of backers. Serious competition should be on the... Continue Reading
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July 19, 2000
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Calling IT bosses: CRM begins at home
Most corporate IT departments have at least one major customer relationship management scheme on their books. How are they... Continue Reading
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July 19, 2000
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Strategy Clinic: Managing supplier relationships
What can I do to manage better my relationship with my resourcing partner? Continue Reading
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July 19, 2000
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Software teams face major .net retraining
Companies planning to adopt Microsoft's .net strategy face the prospect of retraining their software teams Continue Reading
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July 19, 2000
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Testing time for Halifax
Nick HuberIT managers need to leave time within electronic project plans to remedy faults revealed by stress testing, industry experts said...
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Profits slump could see increase in stiffing
Bill Goodwin
IT directors were urged to keep a vigilant eye on their software and services suppliers this week following a spate of...
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Mainframes to work with NTin IBM/Compaq storage deal
Last week's link-up between IBM and Compaq promises to increase interoperability between high-end and NT storage systems, writes... Continue Reading
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PeopleSoft goes in hard on rivals
PeopleSoft 8, launched last week, is to be the first purely Internet-based enterprise resource planning (ERP) package.Toby Poston Continue Reading