April 2003

• April 01, 2003 01 Apr'03

  Thought for the day: Government isn't e-listening

  As the e-envoy finds his funding slashed, Simon Moores laments the government's intransigence on its e-agenda.  Continue Reading

• April 01, 2003 01 Apr'03

  Thought for the day: We've got the e-biz, now where's the gee-whiz?

  The government has to grow up and learn that the e-fairy cannot solve all the problems of small business, says Simon Moores.  Continue Reading

• April 01, 2003 01 Apr'03

  Thought for the day: The Office secrets act

  Microsoft's digital rights management service for Windows Server 2003 may seem like the answer to a government minister's prayer,...  Continue Reading

• April 01, 2003 01 Apr'03

  Thought for the day: The enemy within

  Is the paranoia over cyber-terrorism a little over the top? Simon Moores is all for vigilance, but considers the government's...  Continue Reading

• April 01, 2003 01 Apr'03

  UK hauls itself up e-readiness rankings

  Tony Blair's efforts to make Britain the best place in the world to do e-commerce are yielding results, according to a report...  Continue Reading

• April 01, 2003 01 Apr'03

  Microsoft and HP bolsters Wi-Fi

  Microsoft will offer users of its Windows XP operating system free upgrades to boost wireless Lan security, a move analysts claim...  Continue Reading

• April 01, 2003 01 Apr'03

  Thought for the day: The death of privacy

  Personal privacy is dead and no amount of EU legislation can revive it, says Simon Moores. Your only hope is to keep off the web.  Continue Reading

• April 01, 2003 01 Apr'03

  Thought for the day: Casualties of war

  As the cost of being a coalition member escalates, Simon Moores asks who is going to foot the bill for the government's IT...  Continue Reading

• April 01, 2003 01 Apr'03

  The secret life of printers

  We look at how the OFT’s call for an industry standard governing the total cost of ownership for printers has been received by...  Continue Reading

• April 01, 2003 01 Apr'03

  AOL faces further restatements

  Federal investigators looking into America Online's (AOL) accounting practices have now focused on two advertising deals the...  Continue Reading

• April 01, 2003 01 Apr'03

  DataMirror addresses audit and security needs of real-time data

  As organisations look to make better business decisions faster, they also want to make sure that their data is secure. DataMirror...  Continue Reading

• April 01, 2003 01 Apr'03

  Motorola claims memory chip breakthrough

  Nanotechnology may open the door to smaller, more reliable and less power-hungry memory chips in mobile phones, network gear and...  Continue Reading

• April 01, 2003 01 Apr'03

  Oracle server bundle - free to some ISVs

  Oracle will give away an application server bundle to software makers that choose to embed it with their applications to increase...  Continue Reading

• April 01, 2003 01 Apr'03

  Deloitte Consulting will never walk alone

  Deloitte Touche has abandoned plans to separate its consulting and accountancy practices.  Continue Reading

• April 01, 2003 01 Apr'03

  Eclipse project reaches fruition

  The Eclipse open-source tools consortium yesterday announced availability of CDT (C/C++ Development Tools) 1.0.  Continue Reading

• April 01, 2003 01 Apr'03

  Fujitsu and Staffware plan BPM software updates

  Staffware and Fujitsu Software will soon release versions of their business process management (BPM) software suites.  Continue Reading

• April 01, 2003 01 Apr'03

  Vodafone and Orange invest in wireless Java OS

  Two of Europe's largest mobile phone operators have invested in a US software startup developing an operating system based on...  Continue Reading

• April 01, 2003 01 Apr'03

  Web conferencing comes of age

  Web conferencing is proving to be a smart way for businesses to strengthen collaboration and trim costs.  Continue Reading

• April 01, 2003 01 Apr'03

  IBM and SuSE roll out grid toolkit

  IBM's Globus Toolkit is now available for Linux on its zSeries.  Continue Reading

• April 01, 2003 01 Apr'03

  US IT workers in Middle East stay put

  As the war in Iraq intensifies, multinational companies are keeping a close watch on their IT operations in the Middle East and...  Continue Reading