September 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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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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Breaching the gap between business and IT
IT is accustomed to being the technology hare leaving the slowcoach tortoise of business behind. But not any longer. Increased... Continue Reading
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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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HP and IBM to target heavy artillery at Sun
Hewlett-Packard and IBM are renewing their assault on Sun's position as number one in the high-end Unix server market, writes... Continue Reading
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HSBC website attacked by fuel protest hacker
One of Britains largest banks had its website defaced in protest at high fuel prices.Instead of introducing customers to banking services, yesterday...
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HP to offer wireless Lan on notebooks
Hewlett-Packard is to offer wireless local area network (Lan) technology as an optional extra on three new notebook products... Continue Reading
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IT less critical to success, say older directors
Antony AdsheadOlder company directors believe that IT and e-business are not the most crucial factors in future business success,...
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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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Tracking the Internet effect
Government economists are optimistic that the UK can experience an "Internet effect" on productivity and inflation. Measuring the impact of e-commerce is a central to UK Online Continue Reading
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TMA snubs standards
John RileyUser group the Telecommunications Managers Association (TMA) has opted out of working with industry standards bodies to help...
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The Maginot Line syndrome
The collapse of Barings Bank was as much a matter of compromised systems security as it was of rogue trading.Helga Drummond,... Continue Reading
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ASPs need to wise up to business challenges ahead
Robin FordOpinion
Despite all the debates concerning the applications service provider (ASP) business model, I believe it will...
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Call centre standards falling
Local authority call centres need to improve efficiency or risk alienating the public they are meant to serve Continue Reading
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ASP me no questions, I'll sell you no lies
Making outsourcing deals with ASPs is all very well, but if you don't keep a close watch on your service level agreement you... Continue Reading
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Clearing the obstacle of frames
The British Olympic Association's Web designer eschews frames like a steroid-free athlete avoids drugs Continue Reading
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September 20, 2000
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Bosses welcome security warnings from outsiders