September 2000
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E-business spending explosion
Investment in e-commerce systems has rocketed in the past year, according to extensive user research Continue Reading
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September 27, 2000
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E-business awards: Design award
The bold and the beautifulYou can set up an impressive e-business engine, but if you don't pay due attention to content design, you'll be...
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September 27, 2000
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Don't forget the human touch
A Web presence can substantially reduce business costs but savings should not be chased at the expense of customer relationships,... Continue Reading
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September 27, 2000
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Contractor action plan over IR35 legislation
A contractor group is urging its members to claim for company benefits in the light of the Government's tax legislation for freelance IT staff, IR35.... Continue Reading -
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Security tops list of concerns for IT managers
IT managers are not happy about the UK's Internet trading security measures, according to the results of this week's Computer Weekly/Harvey Nash Big... Continue Reading -
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PC in IT: attracting staff from outside the sector
Shortages of IT skills are attracting people into the sector from different walks of life. Guy Campos meets a former policeman... Continue Reading
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September 27, 2000
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Online services put the heat on IT departments
As commercial banks add more online services, IT departments will feel the heat. Nick Huber reports Continue Reading
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September 27, 2000
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Post Office venture aims to cut out Internet fraud
A new Internet company has teamed up with the Post Office in the hope of removing online security problems for businesses and... Continue Reading
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September 27, 2000
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Privacy is still key to e-commerce growth
Bill GoodwinInternational agreements that will guarantee the free flow of information between countries are essential to encourage the growth of...
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Oracle announces giant push into 9i Internet software
Larry Ellison, CEO of Oracle Corporation, used the giant Oracle Openworld user conference in San Francisco to launch his company's next generation Internet... Continue Reading
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September 27, 2000
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Seamless transition: taking the pain out of change
Change is like a virus that infects every part of business life including the helpdesk -- but handled properly, it can be painless Continue Reading
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September 27, 2000
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The weakest link in the chain
Breifing: If you want to communicate with the office when travelling abroad you'll need a suitcase full of adaptors. Eric Doyle... Continue Reading
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September 27, 2000
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The Third IT in Chemicals Conference
Keeping up to date with the fast paced IT in chemicals and software markets is vital to maintain your company's competitiveness. ... Continue Reading
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September 27, 2000
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Sun goes cheap and cheerful with $2bn Cobalt acquisition
Sun has accelerated its push into the server appliance market by buying Cobalt Networks in a share swap deal valued at $2bn (£1.2bn) writes Nicholas... Continue Reading -
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Baan wins £5m DARA deal
Mike SimonsThe Government's Defence Aviation Repair Agency (DARA) has lifted some of the gloom for Baan users by placing a £5m order...
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Agency aims to beat IT ageism
A leading IT recruitment specialist is spearheading a campaign to outlaw ageism in recruitment, writes Antony Savvas. It is also calling for the... Continue Reading -
September 27, 2000
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IR35 will get the vote
With the Tories promising a review of the legislation if they're voted into power, and Labour sticking firmly to its guns on the matter, IR35 is likely to... Continue Reading -
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How do I get into Web development
What is the best way for a beginner to appraoch web design Continue Reading
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September 27, 2000
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Training responsibilities
Enterprise resource planning (ERP) users within our company have been complaining that they have inadequate levels of training. Continue Reading
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September 27, 2000
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Thompson Racal Defence gets feel for customer requirements
The key to giving your customers what they want is making sure you have a comprehensive picture of what that is from the outset.... Continue Reading