August 2000
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Kingfisher signs one-year e-business deal
Kingfisher's plans to become a significant e-commerce player are moving on apace. Continue Reading
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August 02, 2000
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C++ programmers to benefit from studying the manuals
Microsoft claims that nearly all world-class software is built using Visual C++, but the reading list looks daunting Continue Reading
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August 02, 2000
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Ethics boys join the REC
Members of the Association of Online Recruiters (AOLR) have joined forces with the Recruitment and Employment Confederation (REC) to create a new body... Continue Reading
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August 02, 2000
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E-pensions standard set
Nick HuberCompanies will be able to transfer stakeholder pension contributions over the Internet in a new alliance between leading...
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Catchup
Mike KingKeeping up with new product releases, bug fixes, and software enhancements can be a nightmare, but CNET has made the whole process...
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ITNet slammed for poor performance
Robert DuntSevere criticism has been levelled at Hackney Council's housing benefits outsourcer ITNet in a new report. A backlog of £3m...
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August 02, 2000
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House of Lords presses for electronic national identity card
Parliamentary reporterA House of Lords committee has urged the Government to consider creating an electronic national identity card to combat...
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IT and plant investment level for first time
Antony AdsheadIT spend is matching that of plant and equipment in the UK manufacturing industry for the first time and is expected to...
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Halifax Springs into training
Spring IT Training has been awarded a contract by financial services company, the Halifax, to supply and manage the technical training of its IT... Continue Reading -
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IBM claims major power boost for servers
Caroline DavisServer performance has received a boost with the debut of IBM's silicon-on-insulator (SOI) technology.
According...
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August 02, 2000
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Holes in the heart of ASP
Ian Hugo asks, is the ASP bubble about to burst? Continue Reading
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August 02, 2000
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E-training diary: week three
It's week three of the four-week e-commerce training course provided as a prize to one of our readers by People Energy Training.... Continue Reading
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August 02, 2000
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NHS Plan injects new IT blood
Caroline DavisThe Government's proposals for reform and investment for the NHS, announced last week, contained £250m earmarked for...
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Customers get the commission
The portals shoppin.net and igivealittle.com get sales commission from stores and pass it on to the shopper Continue Reading
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August 02, 2000
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Certes provides cheap insurance
Contractors registered with the Certes Group are to receive access to preferential rate liability insurance under a deal between the recruitment agency and... Continue Reading -
August 02, 2000
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Economy lurches towards online trading
Forty five per cent of companies are currently not generating any sales through e-commerce, but 91% of them expect this to change... Continue Reading
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August 02, 2000
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E-commerce: non-delivery fines must ring alarm bells
David BicknellE-business
The Federal Trade Commission (FTC), which is one of the few government organisations that seems to...
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August 02, 2000
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Does the business value your IT department?
The importance of e-business now promises to boost the credibility of the IT manager. Caroline Davis and Robert Dunt reports Continue Reading
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August 02, 2000
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Incubator encourages start-ups
Falkirk council is offering premises, support and a £10,000 prize to new IT firms. Caroline Davis reports Continue Reading
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August 02, 2000
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First-mover advantage or going out on a limb?
Gregory DarmohrayFirst-mover advantage? What advantage? The events of the past few months in both business-to-consumer and...
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