September 2000

Blair given low marks on the e-economy as envoy resigns

Has the Government succeeded in making the UK the world's best environment for e-commerce? David Bicknell asks five industry...  Continue Reading

Britain coming of age as an e-nation

More than a quarter of UK households are now online, says new research  Continue Reading

A celebration of incompetence

Ross Bentley reviews The Hopeless, Hapless and Helpless Manager by Adrian Furnham, and Blown to Bits by Philip Evans and Thomas S...  Continue Reading

Beer tokens sent to mobile phone

Drinkers and award judges alike raise their glasses to David Seabright's innovative use of SMS messages  Continue Reading

Bull blames human error as police records go on the Net

Bill Goodwin

Computer services company Bull has blamed human error for a security flaw that left sensitive customer records available for viewing on...

Minimum risks to maximise returns

Renewing legacy systems incrementally has proved the best option for City firm Limit.  Continue Reading

Managing growth can mean living on the edge

Inside Track  Continue Reading

MIS offers Web attack policy

Insurance: IT departments turn to insurance companies for Web security and disaster recovery  Continue Reading

Dot-com cavalry to CIO's rescue

A new breed of dot-coms profess to feel your pain - and have an online elixir to relieve it James Monroy based in San Francisco  Continue Reading

E-tailing - can you afford it?

How much should you spend on an e-commerce site? asks David Bicknell  Continue Reading

Could encryption bottleneck be causing e-bank failures?

Scalability problems with Secure Sockets Layer could be to blame for the recent series of high-profile e-banking failures, writes...  Continue Reading

Content is king

If you want to keep visitors coming back to your Web site, content is king. DannyBradbury explores ways to keep your content...  Continue Reading

E-business should be child's play

The computer games industry looks worlds apart from the traditional IT industry. Over the past umpteen years it has had clear-cut standards, simple to use...  Continue Reading

MSB goes Scottish

IT recruiter, MSB International, has expanded its operations and opened an office in Charing Cross, Glasgow in an effort to better serve its Scotland-based...  Continue Reading

E-troubleshooter!

Business trouble shooter Sir John Harvey-Jones tells E-Business Review how board directors should get wise to the benefits of...  Continue Reading

E-mail - private and personal?

Andrew Rigby

The vexed question of who owns or has a right to inspect e-mails can cause emotions to run high within organisations. For...

Consultants get jobs on the spot

Nick Huber

A leading UK IT consultancy is combating a technical skills shortage by offering successful applicants a job on the day of their...