July 2000
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Demand for Net profit
As the financial services industry attempts to offset squeezed margins by going online, IT managers are having to be creative... Continue Reading
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July 12, 2000
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Don't worry about ASP confusion
It appears that IT directors are confused about the role of application service providers (ASPs) Continue Reading
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July 12, 2000
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Disaster recovery course launched
High-level qualifications in disaster recovery have been launched by Survive, the user and supplier membership organisation, in conjunction with Leicester... Continue Reading
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July 12, 2000
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E-delivery is all talk
Antony AdsheadProvision of e-government in the UK is all talk and no action, a report published by the Central IT Unit of the Cabinet...
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Career briefs: what's happening in the market
- IT staff turnover is at the lowest rate for six years, according to jobs research company Computer Economics. The national rate is 7.6%, although this...
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E-business suite launched
The US portal specialist Webridge is launching its eBusiness Express suite through its new European sales and support office in London, writes Eric... Continue Reading -
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Classic cars to sell online
A Web site dedicated to the classic car market, Motoringclassics.com, has set up an online brokerage facility to bring together classic car dealers Continue Reading
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July 12, 2000
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Crams comes to an expensive end
Mike SimonsThe Probation Service looks set to pull the plug on the Case Record and Management System (Crams) at the end of the month...
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Fatty two-seats pays price of media ploy
Being overweight can seriously damage your reputation and job prospects. This is what Tony Mazzamuto, president of a company set... Continue Reading
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July 12, 2000
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Giving credit to do-it-yourself IT
Capital One uses IT in several unique ways to ensure it stays competitive in the credit card market. Julia Vowler reports Continue Reading
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July 12, 2000
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IT vital to high-street e-commerce boost
Kingfisher plans to grow its online sales from £40m to £1.5bn in five years. Bill Goodwin finds out how Continue Reading
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July 12, 2000
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Anite announces year-end results
Anite revealed a 37 per cent increase in profits and strong growth in each of its core divisions in its preliminary year-end results earlier this... Continue Reading -
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Perl Porters aim to deliver the goods - for free
A rag-tag band of altruists are committed to creating the best software money can't buy, Nick Langley reports. Continue Reading
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July 12, 2000
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Learn the Y2K lesson
Neil KellSoapbox
The cynical opinion now says that the millennium bug was over-hyped. But this assessment dismisses the fact that a...
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Net proves popular among AB job seekers
Top professionals are turning to the net for career progression, says recruitment agency, Reed.According to a survey published by the company,...
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Barclays gambles on Web big bang
Barclays wants to double its profits in three years through a radical transformation of its business process, which involves a shake-up of IT strategy, significant outsourcing and big investments in customer relationship management Continue Reading
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July 12, 2000
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Ambitious, highly-skilled and ...disabled
Technology can remove the physical barriers to a disabled person building a career in IT, but managers and colleagues often need... Continue Reading
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July 12, 2000
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Agency bodies vow to fight government regulations
Government proposals to alter rules regulating the operation of the private recruitment industry have caused anger among IT staffing agencies which believe... Continue Reading -
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AvantGo to drive Ford's US intranet access
Ford Motor Company has expanded its US deployment of the AvantGo Enterprise software to enable its executives to use handheld devices to wirelessly... Continue Reading -
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Claws out for copycat
Electronic plagiarism by university students is spreading through academic institutions around the country and threatening to... Continue Reading