September 2000
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Should you go to the marketplace?
Exchanges are springing up in all vertical sectors. But should your firm get involved? Andrew Robinson investigates Continue Reading
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September 06, 2000
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The Houdini effect
Piers Ford offers a guide to the technologies that can liberate network managers from their current systems bondage and help them... Continue Reading
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September 06, 2000
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Treasury engages Vodaphone as its preferred supplier
The UK Government has named Vodafone as preferred supplier for mobile phone products in a £100m, two-year deal. Continue Reading
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September 06, 2000
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Time to config your PPPP
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September 06, 2000
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Tip of the iceberg?
B2C security breaches may be happy memories compared to costly B2B leaks Continue Reading
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September 06, 2000
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A rising sun? Japan sees the light
Japan's low-profile in the new economy may be in the past, reports David Bicknell Continue Reading
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September 06, 2000
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Asylum fears hit skills plan
Bill GoodwinHysteria about bogus asylum seekers could damage the Government's plans to open up the UK to more overseas IT...
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ASPs challenge traditional pricing models
The arrival of ASPs promises to uproot traditional software pricing methods. Nicholas Enticknap reports Continue Reading
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September 06, 2000
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Cheap bandwidth for Sans
Anew technology from Nortel that allows carriers to isolate individual strands, or colours of light, in fibre optic cables, could... Continue Reading
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September 06, 2000
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ADSL arrives, but no price cut yet for ISDN
Eric DoyleBT has refused to be drawn on the issue of ISDN price cuts despite the recent roll-out of its Openworld asynchronous digital...
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September 06, 2000
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E-tailing - can you afford it?
How much should you spend on an e-commerce site? asks David Bicknell Continue Reading
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September 06, 2000
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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
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September 06, 2000
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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 -
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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
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September 06, 2000
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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
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September 06, 2000
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Teleworkers: the pipes are calling
For teleworkers the modem is now old hat as second generation connectivity comes to the mass market. Brian Clegg offers a guide... Continue Reading
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September 06, 2000
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Net perv gets four months
A man who sent an e-mail to a paedophile network for world wide distribution on the internet, asking for pictures of under-age girls in... Continue Reading -
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Sainsbury takes second bite of web cherry
The first wave of e-commerce offered non-perishable items such as books and CDs. A significant recent development has been the extension of online selling to... Continue Reading -
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Organisers ordered to modify Olympics site
Clare BlackburnOrganisers of the Sydney Olympics have been ordered to adapt their Web site to make it accessible to blind...
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September 06, 2000
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Search for new e-envoy begins
Alex Allan, the Government's e-envoy, has resigned after less than a year in office because of his wife's illness.The news came ahead of next week's...
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