September 2000
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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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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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Impressive words, but will UK Online go far enough?
Following the launch of UK Online, the Government's strategy to put every citizen on the Internet and make Britain the best place for e-commerce, we examine the impact on small businesses, telecoms and broadcasting regulation, Whitehall and the UK ... Continue Reading
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Intelligent wires at war?
BRIEFING: With the onset of apps-on-tap and the growth of wide area networks, there is a danger that intelligent devices from... Continue Reading
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It's Wap till the cows come home
Ross BentleyCattle farmers are now using Wap devices to keep track of their cows.
Edward McKenzie, who looks after 800 cattle...
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Maritz leaves Microsoft as .net post passes by
Robert DuntMicrosoft top executive Paul Maritz has resigned after 14 years with the company.
The sudden departure comes hot on...
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Hacker eyes Icann board
A self-styled hacker looks set to gain election to the board of domain name regulator the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (Icann)....
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ITers in grass burn trauma while wriggling in Belgium
Martin Couzins reports on the action from International Computastars in Ostend 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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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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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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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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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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Bosses welcome security warnings from outsiders
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Browser connection from any device
Network technology company Lantronix has claimed that its Device Server technology can provide Internet browser connectivity to virtually any device with a... Continue Reading -
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BCS and unions to work towards common goals
The BCS is talking to trade unions about co-operative deals which will not only boost membership but also help the society to get closer to employers to... Continue Reading -
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Open all hours advice lines
UK Online aims to boost e-awareness among small businesses. But will it work, asks Robert Dunt Continue Reading