August 2001
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August 09, 2001
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Aug'01
Microsoft appeal gets no respect
Microsoft's US Supreme Court filing has elicited little respect from legal experts who believe it is unlikely to derail any... Continue Reading
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August 09, 2001
09
Aug'01
Virus writers deny Code Red involvement
The virus-writing group 29A has denied that any of its members created Code Red or Code Red II, following a German media report... Continue Reading
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August 09, 2001
09
Aug'01
Oracle adds to Java choice
Oracle has released a new set of tools aimed at building applications for Java-based server software, including its own Oracle9i... Continue Reading
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August 09, 2001
09
Aug'01
New virus targets Acrobat files
A worm that infects portable document format files (PDFs), used by Adobe Systems's Acrobat software, has been identified,... Continue Reading
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August 09, 2001
09
Aug'01
IT execs focus on cost reduction and streamlining
Over half of top executives at Fortune 1000 companies believe that eliminating poor business models is the "silver lining of the... Continue Reading
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August 09, 2001
09
Aug'01
Government issues online surveillance guidelines
A new government report from the office of the e-envoy Andrew Pinder has warned that public sector IT managers should implement a... Continue Reading
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August 09, 2001
09
Aug'01
US Judges join online snooping protest
A panel of US judges better known in the technology industry for their role in the landmark court battle against Napster is at... Continue Reading
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August 09, 2001
09
Aug'01
Oracle talks Web services
After talking up its Dynamic Services Framework at the end of last year, Oracle has kept its Web services strategy quiet, making... Continue Reading
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August 09, 2001
09
Aug'01
ITU sets new interoperability standards
The International Telecommunications Union (ITU) has approved a new set of standards that should enable communications companies... Continue Reading
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August 09, 2001
09
Aug'01
Supplier rift hits mobile progress
Wireless: Analysts berate suppliers for not making the most of opportunities, as car makers take the plunge Continue Reading
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August 09, 2001
09
Aug'01
Compaq serves $20m fraud lawsuit
Compaq has announced that it is to sue two US firms for more than $20m (£14.1m) over what it claims was fraud relating to product... Continue Reading
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August 09, 2001
09
Aug'01
Oracle turns on to wireless
Oracle has joined a long line of vendors to announce the wireless-enabling of its application suite. Continue Reading
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August 08, 2001
08
Aug'01
Planning to make life easier for everyone
Despite early problems, Guildford Council's e-planning system is set to improve efficiency and reliability Continue Reading
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August 08, 2001
08
Aug'01
NHS sets out case for shared services
The NHS has completed the outline business case for an ambitious project to introduce a single, Web-enabled finance and... Continue Reading
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August 08, 2001
08
Aug'01
Analysts predict infrastructure services boom
The market for infrastructure services is set to explode in the coming years, new research has revealed. Continue Reading
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August 08, 2001
08
Aug'01
Novell pins hopes on Netware 6
As Novell's Netware 6 enters its public beta testing stage today, the company is pinning its hopes on businesses buying into the... Continue Reading
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August 08, 2001
08
Aug'01
Call centres move towards IP
The networking giant Cisco hopes to shift IP-enabled call centre products through the channel and lure buyers away from... Continue Reading
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August 08, 2001
08
Aug'01
Cisco's troubles a taste of things to come
In the wake of networking giant Cisco System's disastrous fourth-quarter results, industry watchers say the worst is yet to come... Continue Reading
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July 31, 2001
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Jul'01
The appliance of intelligent science
Business Intelligence software has stepped up a few gears, and now provides analytic features that could only be dreamed of 10... Continue Reading
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July 31, 2001
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Jul'01
Steady as she goes for IBM's profits
Despite the continuing downturn in the economy and the troubles encountered by its rivals, IBM's profits are holding firm. Continue Reading