August 2000
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Caveat vendor
Many senior corporate users are bracing themselves for an increased outbreak of software licence abuse this autumn. Continue Reading
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August 30, 2000
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E-commerce skills in demand on register
Demand for e-commerce skills is driving a period of huge growth in the number of visits to the BCS Consultancy Register Web site, writes John... Continue Reading -
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DTI extends RIP deadline to September
David BicknellThe Government has agreed to extend the consultation process over its cybertapping law to give industry more time to...
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IBM wins linear tape protocol race
Eric DoyleIBM will release its first tape storage products under the new Linear Tape-Open (LTO) protocol next month, with Fujitsu...
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Intel outlines peer-to-peer vision
Nick HuberIntel's grand vision of peer-to-peer computing, outlined at its developers' forum last week, will have only a limited impact...
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ITers unfazed by surveillance
While companies are embroiled in a war with the Government over whether the security services should have access to their... Continue Reading
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Intel recalls 1.13GHz P3
Lindsay ClarkIntel has been forced to recall its fastest Pentium processor because of problems while under software testing....
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IT joins club 18 - 30
While business development in the UK continues to feel the effects of a worsening IT skills shortage, new evidence suggests that the IT industry itself may... Continue Reading -
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Front runner Simon Eade
Simon Eade is a van driver turned IT manager who has his pick of classy sports cars and a manager who does not mind if he moonlights. It is clearly a tough job... Continue Reading -
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IR35 creates contractors' conundrum
Since the introduction of IR35 was announced, there have been reports on the effect it will have on IT contractors and the... Continue Reading
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IT's the tiger in the Volvo tank
Once seen as an overhead, Volvo Truck's IT department is held in high esteem by the rest of the business. Ross Bentley met the... Continue Reading
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ISPs face salary meltdown
Almost two thirds of all UK internet services companies will not be able to afford next year's salary increases, warns financial analysis firm,... Continue Reading -
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ICL: English Patient in need of radical surgery?
Fujitsu must make some radical decisions about its UK subsidiary ICL. Nicholas Enticknap assesses its options and finds that... Continue Reading
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KnowledgePool deepens portfolio of e-business training
IT and business skills training company, KnowledgePool, is to expand its portfolio of e-Business training programmes in an effort to meet growing industry... Continue Reading -
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Cowering from content?
To most IT managers, document management is about as exciting as watching crown green bowling. Whereas content management is a phrase certain to make you... Continue Reading -
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Net quality marks stay divided
David BicknellThe Department of Trade & Industry (DTI) has ruled out a rapprochement between Web site hallmarks operated by Trust UK...
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Laporte in e-buying roll-out
Laporte believes an electronic procurement system can slash its annual consumables spend. Continue Reading
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Netware 6 to offer data clustering
Novell has shipped a beta version of Netware 6.0 and is underlining its long-term commitment to the network operating system, despite disappointing... Continue Reading -
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More girls take IT GCSE
Robert DuntThe IT industry could start to lose its male dominated image if trends in this week's GCSE examinations...
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MPs slam MoD for £40m IT waste
Parliamentary reporterThe Ministry of Defence (MoD) has been condemned by MPs for wasting almost £40m on two failed IT projects.
The...
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