September 2000
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Delivery pains await Labour
Tony Blair wants all government services online by 2005. But public sector IT staff are sceptical. Mike Simons outlines the... Continue Reading
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September 20, 2000
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Big Brother: towards one big regulator?
Convergence of video and telecoms means regulatory bodies may have to be merged, writes Paul MasonOne of the highlights of the UK Online report is the...
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September 20, 2000
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Ageism fuels skills gap
Employers are cutting their own throats in the long run by discriminating against older ITers Continue Reading
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September 20, 2000
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Quick response will limit damage after breach of web security
How should your company react if someone calls you about a security breach on your Web site? Quickly, is the best advice because... Continue Reading
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September 20, 2000
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Kingfisher split prompts online rethink
Kingfisher's de-merger means a change of e-commerce direction for the retailer Continue Reading
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E-growth threatened as BT locks out rivals
Antony Adshead The promise of affordable broadband Internet access, which is essential for e-commerce growth, looks even further... Continue Reading
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September 20, 2000
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Lex picked up by Q.bit systems for £200,000 IT deal -- and other sales win briefs
Lex motors ahead with IT developmentAutomotive IT provider q.bit systems has agreed a £200,000 deal to oversee motor retailer Lex Autosales'...
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EDS drives into new markets
The US outsourcer is setting its sights on government contracts across Europe, writes Mike Simons Continue Reading
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September 20, 2000
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Dell signs deal to buy Toshiba PC components
Toshiba has signed a three-year contract worth £3.55bn to supply computer components to Dell, writes Daniel Thomas. Continue Reading
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Counting the cost of security
Internet security giant Baltimore Technologies has just splashed out 91 million of its shares to buy Content Technologies Continue Reading
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September 20, 2000
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E-tailers blame banks for rise in card fraud
Retailers have accused banks of complacency following revelations that online credit card fraud is costing up to 10% of their website's turnover Continue Reading
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September 20, 2000
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Credit Suisse targets the crème de la creme
Credit Suisse is to target an affluent elite of British investors through a Pan-European online banking and investment. Continue Reading
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September 20, 2000
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EU equal to US onslaught
IDC European IT forum: Good news on e-commerce but warnings on skills gap and true cost of 3G licences Mike Simons Continue Reading
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National Power buys failed virtual utility
Mike SimonsIndependent Energy, the virtual utility that went bust after IT problems with its billing system, has been bought by one of...
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September 20, 2000
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Online car sales continue to rise
Eight per cent of car buyers in the UK will shop over the Internet in the near future as part of a massive increase in online sales, the IT consultancy...
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September 20, 2000
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Petrol crisis hits IT support firms
The UK's fuel crisis has hit the services and support companies that keep business IT systems up and running. Robert Dunt and... Continue Reading
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September 20, 2000
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Mass wins £20m MoD contract
Daniel ThomasThe Ministry of Defence (MoD) has awarded a £20m contract to systems provider MASS Consultants to manage IT facilities...
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September 20, 2000
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On your masterclass, get set, go!
Ross Bentley announces the results of our e-business masterclass competition and attends the first of the Leadership and... Continue Reading
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September 20, 2000
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Powergen in ASP deal
Nick HuberPowergen has signed a landmark application service provision (ASP) contract with QSP.
The £3.85m contract is for QSP's Webfinance...
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Record industry protects Net music
Daniel ThomasEnvisional, a Cambridge-based start-up company, has agreed to supply the International Federation of the Phonographic...
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