July 2003
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July 07, 2003
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Jul'03
Enterprise modelling tools aim to cut costs
Systems management suppliers are forging business activity monitoring-based modelling capabilities to streamline executive... Continue Reading
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July 07, 2003
07
Jul'03
Computer Associates expands on-demand computing with Wlan management
Computer Associates International has added a wireless Lan management product to its Unicenter network management range. Continue Reading
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July 07, 2003
07
Jul'03
Chinese PC maker picks Glasgow for Euro HQ
Chinese PC manufacturer Founder Group has set up the headquarters of its international business division in Glasgow, with the aim... Continue Reading
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July 07, 2003
07
Jul'03
UK SMEs still unaware of IT waste directive
Nine in ten UK small and medium-sized businesses are still unaware of the European Union’s Weee Directive for encouraging the... Continue Reading
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July 04, 2003
04
Jul'03
IBM will drop Windows-based storage, sources claim
IBM plans to discontinue its line of Windows-based network-attached storage devices to focus on higher-end products, including an... Continue Reading
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July 04, 2003
04
Jul'03
MPs demand IT action on £2bn benefit fraud
MPs have slammed the Department of Work and Pensions for using "inadequate information technology systems''. Continue Reading
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July 04, 2003
04
Jul'03
Expansion ends: time for restructuring
We are at the end of an era in which the objective for IT managers was to acquire as many IT resources as possible. From now on,... Continue Reading
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July 04, 2003
04
Jul'03
Inside the BCS: More BCS groups for members
IT people are getting extra opportunities to get together through an expansion of the BCS network. Continue Reading
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July 04, 2003
04
Jul'03
Avaya hires IBM for business transformation
Computer networking specialist Avaya has launched a business transformation project to standardise and streamline its core... Continue Reading
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July 04, 2003
04
Jul'03
Thought for the day: We need a united force against spam
All countries need to have the same legislation to deal with unsolicited mail, says Simon Moores. Continue Reading
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July 04, 2003
04
Jul'03
Let interims fill in when insiders will not do
Interim managers may be able to rescue an organisation from an acute lack of skills at short notice, but IT directors should... Continue Reading
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July 04, 2003
04
Jul'03
Connectivity suite helps Dudley keep e-government goal in sight
Dudley Metropolitan Borough Council has begun using a suite of mainframe connectivity products to provide the general public with... Continue Reading
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July 04, 2003
04
Jul'03
DoJ faults Microsoft's anti-trust compliance
Microsoft is not moving fast enough to comply with the settlement terms of its long-running ant trust case, according to the US... Continue Reading
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July 04, 2003
04
Jul'03
Computacenter lands Abbey National desktop contract
Abbey National has outsourced control of its desktop infrastructure to IT services firm Computacenter in a five-year, £70m deal... Continue Reading
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July 04, 2003
04
Jul'03
Researchers keep an eye on the future of security
Researchers at the University of Kent are using bespoke software to centrally manage multiple types of biometric data to increase... Continue Reading
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July 04, 2003
04
Jul'03
Inland Revenue cracks down on computer misuse
The Inland Revenue has disciplined 205 people for computer misuse, and in 1994 and 1996 dismissed offenders who were later... Continue Reading
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July 04, 2003
04
Jul'03
RedDot's content management keeps the Royal Shakespeare Company up-to-date
Smart projects: Royal Shakespeare Company adopts content management system Continue Reading
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July 04, 2003
04
Jul'03
Stockholder pushes for MCI boycott
An angry WorldCom stockholder proposing a boycott of the telecommunications company has received more than 17,000 e-mails,... Continue Reading
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July 04, 2003
04
Jul'03
Spam forces Parliament to add firewall
The Houses of Parliament has installed a new computer firewall after a deluge of unsolicited "spam'' e-mails. Continue Reading
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July 04, 2003
04
Jul'03
Western IT firms tap into Soviet tech legacy
The US IT industry is tapping into the technological prowess of the former Soviet Union, which is emerging as a research and... Continue Reading