June 2003
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June 02, 2003
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Concern over European data chief nomination
Plans to appoint a European data protection chief ran into controversy this week after it emerged that a magistrate with little... Continue Reading
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June 02, 2003
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Users welcome RFID standards
UK users have welcomed the creation of global standards for radio frequency identification (RFID) technology, which will be... Continue Reading
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June 02, 2003
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Jun'03
Next move: Shall I stick with Oracle or Microsoft?
I have recently been selected for redundancy and I am trying to decide what to do with my career. Continue Reading
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June 02, 2003
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Jun'03
Don't pass the buck on racism
The sour odour of racism hangs above small pockets of the IT professional community in the UK. Continue Reading
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June 02, 2003
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Security is key at IBM conference
Dealing with internal and external security threats will be high on the agenda at the IBM Computer Users Association's security... Continue Reading
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June 02, 2003
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New head of IT at Harrods tasked with quadrupling online sales
Department store Harrods has appointed a new IT director to replace John Granville, who recently left the company by mutual... Continue Reading
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June 02, 2003
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IT managers voice doubts on NHS plan
NHS IT managers have given a mixed reaction to NHS IT tsar Richard Granger's latest efforts to get IT professionals involved in... Continue Reading
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June 02, 2003
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Jun'03
The web developers' tool of choice
Hot skills: In the SSL/CW IT skills list, Dreamweaver is number 91 Continue Reading
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June 02, 2003
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Risk-profile software will help prevent mis-selling
Financial advisers will be ableto do psychometric-style profiling of customer expectations using a new software package launched... Continue Reading
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June 02, 2003
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Jun'03
Your shout! On Microsoft
In response to Simon Moores, who predicted that Microsoft will dominate the IT industry for a long time to come. Continue Reading
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June 02, 2003
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Universities offer postgraduate IT expertise to local businesses
Corporate IT departments stand to benefit from knowledge transfer with their local universities, which are reaching out as never... Continue Reading
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June 02, 2003
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Jun'03
Server consolidation: the best of all worlds
Butler Group says planned consolidation will deliver benefits to the enterprise. Continue Reading
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June 02, 2003
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Thought for the day A matter of strife and debt
A lack of streamlining and accountability are unravelling joined-up government, says Simon Moores. Continue Reading
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June 02, 2003
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SCO: Linux users are 'building on quicksand'
Businesses using the Linux open-source operating system are building their enterprises on intellectual property "quicksand". Continue Reading
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June 02, 2003
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Conference sets out the seven habits of highly effective IT chiefs
This Thursday (5 June) at the AMR Research Spring Executive Conference in Arizona, Colleen Niven, AMR's vice-president research,... Continue Reading
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June 02, 2003
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Analysts fear Baan sell-off could jeopardise future software support
Analysts have warned that Baan's sell-off by Invensys to US equity group General Atlantic Partners will cast doubt over future... Continue Reading
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June 02, 2003
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Jun'03
PeopleSoft in £1bn swoop for JD Edwards
PeopleSoft is to acquire JD Edwards in a move that creates the world’s second-largest enterprise applications software company. Continue Reading
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June 02, 2003
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Jun'03
Two studies, one conclusion - Holway and Kew reveal changing IT industry landscape
Forthcoming reports identify growth and expenditure trends in IT. Continue Reading
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June 02, 2003
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Jun'03
Home Office staff work to rule
More than 300 Home Office payroll and pensions staff are working to rule after a three-day strike last week in protest at an... Continue Reading
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June 02, 2003
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Jun'03
Insurance giant takes on group CIO
Insurance giant AXA has appointed Francois-Xavier Quilici to the new position of group chief information officer. His key role... Continue Reading