May 2001
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May 18, 2001
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Microsoft changes the way you pay for software
As PC sales decline in the US Microsoft is betting its long-term cash flow stability on software licensing changes - but will... Continue Reading
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May 18, 2001
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May'01
C2000 updates on-line return facility
Computer 2000 has claimed to be processing up to 40 per cent of its returns every month via its e-commerce site and has updated... Continue Reading
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May 18, 2001
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May'01
Let it train, Let it train, Let it train
There's always a need for training in the ever-changing world of IT. Annie Gurton looks at what's happening on the iSeries/400... Continue Reading
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May 18, 2001
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Cisco blames the economy
Describing its slowdown "as possibly the fastest deceleration experienced", Cisco president and CEO John Chambers revealed its problems were caused by the... Continue Reading -
May 18, 2001
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May'01
What you need, when you want it
Major storage players are falling over themselves to provide storage on demand to the IT market. What are the services on offer,... Continue Reading
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May 18, 2001
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May'01
Converging technologies
Much has been made of the rivalry between Nas and San. In reality though, Chris Youett, they are two complementary technologies. Continue Reading
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May 18, 2001
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May'01
Two new worms crawling through networks
Security experts yesterday reported two new worms in the wild, both based on Visual Basic Script (VBS). Continue Reading
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May 18, 2001
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May'01
Cisco swaps partner accreditation for customer satisfaction
Cisco has announced a new channel programme and online Web tool that will use customer satisfaction ratings to calculate... Continue Reading
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May 18, 2001
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May'01
Compaq first to offer "storage as a service" but Unix users need not apply
Compaq has launched VBAK, a unique managed remote storage and back-up solution - but it is not available for Unix users. Continue Reading
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May 18, 2001
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May'01
Channel survey predicts fall in European server growth
Last month's Global Touch Channel Tracker survey for the first quarter in Europe made for interesting reading, with the server... Continue Reading
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May 18, 2001
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May'01
Linux OS highlighted in IBM April server announcements
In the last days of April, IBM made three announcements regarding its server range, all of which had one feature in common:... Continue Reading
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May 18, 2001
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May'01
The Big-e impact on Sysman tools
The e-movement has exerted a major influence over systems management tools. We assess developments with special reference to... Continue Reading
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May 18, 2001
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May'01
Rumba Web-to-Host comes dancing in
NetManage releases Rumba Web-to-Host 4.0, offering a host-access product for extending business-critical data that resides on mainframe and mid-range systems Continue Reading
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May 17, 2001
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May'01
Future ASP Success
Which ASPs are going to be successful in the future? This question is almost impossible to answer. The wide-ranging predictions... Continue Reading
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May 17, 2001
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May'01
UN plans cybercrime measures
A report presented to the United Nations Commission on Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice has proposed a series of short-term... Continue Reading
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May 17, 2001
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May'01
Online transactions hit £57bn in 2000
Online transactions in the UK reached £57bn in 2000, representing over 2% of total sales. Continue Reading
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May 17, 2001
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May'01
Abbey hopes EDS venture will cut £90m off IT spend
Abbey National and EDS, the US-based IT services giant, have put the finishing touches to a joint venture that the bank hopes... Continue Reading
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May 17, 2001
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May'01
IBM to support Linux in set-top box controllers
IBM's microelectronics division is working with MontaVista Software to make MontaVista's Hard Hat Linux operating system... Continue Reading
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May 17, 2001
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May'01
RealNetworks and Microsoft intensify media player war
The media player war between Microsoft and RealNetworks has heated up, with RealNetworks announcing new battlefronts on non-PC... Continue Reading
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May 17, 2001
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May'01
Jobs to go at 3Com and NTL
The networking market suffered another blow last week when 3Com and NTL announced job cuts. Continue Reading