September 2001
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September 05, 2001
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Politicians seek e-leap forward
If you have itchy feet, how can you attract headhunters? And if you are an IT leader, how can you prevent them poaching your... Continue Reading
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September 05, 2001
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Picture this
Computer Weekly looks at how a picture library overhauled its storage and delivery systems Continue Reading
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September 05, 2001
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Microsoft: don't railroad users into new licences
"We are being exploited! It needs to be stopped!" Continue Reading
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September 05, 2001
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Sendmail boosts capacity
Sendmail is claiming that the latest version of its open source Internet messaging server can support over two million users,... Continue Reading
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September 05, 2001
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Plugging into grids
Grid computing could bring supercomputer power to even the smallest companies Continue Reading
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September 05, 2001
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Txt promo offers beer and privacy
Brewer Carlsberg is using short message service (SMS) in partnership with wireless marketing firm Flytxt to attract more... Continue Reading
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September 05, 2001
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The 10 commandments
Earlier this year Computer Weekly asked readers to provide responses to 10 questions Linux must answer if it is to become a... Continue Reading
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September 05, 2001
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NHS Microsoft deal could be finalised in two weeks
The long-awaited £50m software deal between the NHS and Microsoft is imminent, according to Department of Health (DoH) officials. Continue Reading
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September 05, 2001
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The appliance of 'e'
When electrical retailer Powerhouse wanted to e-enable its supply chain, it decided to go for a home-grown solution - with help... Continue Reading
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September 05, 2001
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Software helps track burglars
Eight police forces across central England have joined up to use a state-of-the art facial recognition system in the hunt for... Continue Reading
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September 05, 2001
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IT department for sale: staff included
Outsourcing may not be as dreaded a word as redundancy but it can still generate a tidal wave of panic throughout the office. Continue Reading
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September 05, 2001
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The strategic host
Technology is facilitating many changes in the hospitality industry. And, as Computer Weekly discovers, the IT director of a... Continue Reading
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September 05, 2001
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Visa pushes e-tailers to prove Internet security
Credit card companies are putting pressure on e-tailers to prove that their IT systems are secure as part of a drive to raise the... Continue Reading
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September 05, 2001
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CCTV goes wireless to cut crime
A residents' association in Hull uses an IP-based system with moveable cameras to deter criminals Continue Reading
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September 05, 2001
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Outsourcing is no licence to save money, DVLA learns
Companies often have unrealistic expectations of outsourcing deals because the wrong people are consulted when contracts are... Continue Reading
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September 05, 2001
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Kitemark sets standard for IT staff development
A kitemark scheme to enable employers to demonstrate their commitment to best practice in IT staff development is to be launched... Continue Reading
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September 05, 2001
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Sleeping circuits awaken hopes for notebook PC energy savings
Intel has promised radically improved performance and reduced power consumption for mobile devices with the release of a... Continue Reading
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September 05, 2001
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Banks call for simpler EC data protection regulation
The UK's investment banks are to press the European Commission to simplify regulations which restrict the way multinational... Continue Reading
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September 05, 2001
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Why the Compaq-HP merger is all about survival
Despite Wall Street talk of synergies and cost savings, the shock £24bn Compaq-HP merger is about something bigger: survival in a... Continue Reading
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September 05, 2001
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SME server market heats up
The leading three server vendors in the world have engaged in a fierce battle for the small to medium-sized business (SME) server... Continue Reading