July 2002
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July 25, 2002
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Next move: Coding or network security?
I have recently acquired my A+ certification (PC technician) and I would like to go on to the next level. Some people advise me... Continue Reading
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July 25, 2002
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Jul'02
Ariba to boost its enterprise spend management strategy
Ariba has announced a pro forma profit for the third quarter ending 30 June, while boosting revenue for the third quarter in a... Continue Reading
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July 25, 2002
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Jul'02
IBM and Opera to develop multimodal Web browser
A Web browser that will allow a single mobile device to provide Internet and voice information access is being developed in a... Continue Reading
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July 25, 2002
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Jul'02
IT is the worst for office politics
UK IT departments are a seething hotbed of office politics driven by tensions and disagreements, research by recruitment site... Continue Reading
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July 25, 2002
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Jul'02
Time to train
IT training companies are having a tough time, and ambitious ITers could turn the situation to their advantage, writes Roisin... Continue Reading
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July 25, 2002
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Jul'02
Privacy watchdog attacks Whitehall e-mail snoopers
Sweeping laws allowing government agencies to monitor e-mails and phone calls put human rights at risk. Continue Reading
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July 25, 2002
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US govt to relinquish spreads of wireless spectrum
The US Department of Commerce has agreed to release 90MHz of radio spectrum to help meet anticipated demand for commercial... Continue Reading
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July 25, 2002
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Conectiva gives Caldera user presence in Brazil
Linux vendors Caldera International and Conectiva are expanding their UnitedLinux partnership to boost Caldera's user presence in... Continue Reading
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July 25, 2002
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Jul'02
Firms must do more to stop cyberattacks, say IT pros
Too few businesses are taking appropriate steps to defend themselves from cyberattacks, according to a US survey released... Continue Reading
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July 25, 2002
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Jul'02
Infineon chip to speed disc drives
Infineon Technologies is delivering what it claims to be the industry's first hard-disc drive read-channel integrated circuit... Continue Reading
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July 25, 2002
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Alcatel cuts net losses but expects sales to stay flat
Alcatel reduced its net loss in the second quarter by 54% year on year as group sales declined 33% on a comparable basis. Continue Reading
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July 25, 2002
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EDS results dragged down by WorldCom
Electronic Data Systems' (EDS) second-quarter earnings were dragged down significantly by the company's relationship with... Continue Reading
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July 25, 2002
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Jul'02
Restructuring charges and poor sales mar RSA Security results
RSA Security blamed a combination of one-time restructuring charges and sluggish sales for a $25m loss for the second quarter of... Continue Reading
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July 25, 2002
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Jul'02
SMS use exceeds China Mobile's expectations
China Mobile subscribers sent 8.53 billion short messages from their mobile phones last month, bringing the total number of... Continue Reading
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July 25, 2002
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IBM offers direct support for grid computing users
IBM has announced that it will provide boxed software and support for the open-source grid computing Globus Toolkit 2.0, which... Continue Reading
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July 24, 2002
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Tesco deal boosts troubled Energis
Tesco has signed a multi-million-pound deal with embattled telecoms provider Energis for the implementation of an Internet... Continue Reading
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July 24, 2002
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Jul'02
Thought for the day:Protect and survive Web services
Iain Franklin gives his personal take on the hot issue of the day.Believe it or not, we have been talking about Web services... Continue Reading
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July 24, 2002
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Jul'02
Prepare for the inevitable
Handheld devices are going to become ubiquitous, replacing laptop computers and mobile phones. IT managers need to start... Continue Reading
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July 24, 2002
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Jul'02
US defers major IT project
The US Securities Industry Association has deferred a multibillion-dollar technology investment to speed up and automate the... Continue Reading
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July 24, 2002
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Jul'02
Aggregation tool is the Lazy way to link disparate databases
Lazy Software has released a data aggregation tool for linking disparate relational databases, writes Eric Doyle. Continue Reading