July 2003
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July 02, 2003
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Jul'03
Spam costs companies $874 per employee a year
Unsolicited commercial e-mail costs US companies $874 (£526) per employee a year in lost productivity, according to a report by... Continue Reading
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July 02, 2003
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Jul'03
Users face dilemma as Microsoft ends support for Windows NT 4.0 Workstation
The extended support phase for Microsoft's Windows NT 4.0 Workstation operating system officially came to an end at the beginning... Continue Reading
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July 02, 2003
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Jul'03
Hearing delayed in Oracle's suit against PeopleSoft
A court hearing in Oracle 's lawsuit against PeopleSoft has been postponed following the US government's request for more... Continue Reading
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July 02, 2003
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Jul'03
Microsoft takes on Amazon over image sales
Corbis, the giant photo library owned by Microsoft, is suing online retailer Amazon concerning allegations of copyright... Continue Reading
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July 02, 2003
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Jul'03
Flash memory cells shrink in size
STMicroelectronics is producing embedded flash memory in volume quantities on its 0.18-micron process technology with cells that... Continue Reading
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July 02, 2003
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Jul'03
SAP to expand Indian development centre
Enterprise application supplier SAP plans to double the number of software engineers at its Indian development centee over the... Continue Reading
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July 02, 2003
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Jul'03
Small Business Server 2003 released for testing
Microsoft's Windows Small Business Server 2003 Release Candidate is now available to small businesses and technology providers... Continue Reading
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July 02, 2003
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Jul'03
CIO survey shows slight rise in spend
Chief information officers have predicted that their IT budgets will grow by around 5.6% over the next year, up from the 3.3%... Continue Reading
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July 02, 2003
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Jul'03
Toshiba offers notebook with 17-inch display
Toshiba has added another notebook to its Satellite range. The P25-S507 sports a 17-inch display with a resolution of 1440 pixels... Continue Reading
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July 01, 2003
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Jul'03
Smartcard could cut London transport queues
Early morning ticket queues at London rail and tube stations could be a thing of the past following the public launch of the... Continue Reading
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July 01, 2003
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Jul'03
Microsoft patches Passport
Microsoft has patched a hole in its .net Passport identity management service after a security researcher disclosed a potentially... Continue Reading
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July 01, 2003
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Jul'03
Almost all companies will outsource IT by 2006
Almost all global companies will have outsourced some of their IT operations by 2006, according to a report from analyst firm... Continue Reading
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July 01, 2003
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Jul'03
Thought for the day: Are you paying too much for telecoms?
Do you think you're charged too much for telecoms services? Don't worry, help is at hand , says Pete Smith. Continue Reading
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July 01, 2003
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Jul'03
Dixons hopes to cut IT helpdesk calls by 40%
High-street retail chain Dixons Group expects to reduce IT helpdesk calls by 40% within three years, after implementing new... Continue Reading
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July 01, 2003
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Jul'03
Chip and Pin: Don't forget the back office
Many UK retailers are unaware of what impact the chip and Pin anti-fraud initiative will have on back office systems, industry... Continue Reading
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July 01, 2003
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Jul'03
EU's online sales tax takes effect
A directive requiring companies outside of the EU to start paying value added tax (VAT) on sales of electronically delivered... Continue Reading
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July 01, 2003
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Jul'03
EU postpones software patent law review
A proposed Europe-wide law on software patents has been knocked off the agenda of this week's plenary meeting of European... Continue Reading
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July 01, 2003
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Jul'03
Dell unveils Itanium server prices
Dell Computer has revealed the pricing for its PowerEdge 3250 server, which is based on Intel's new Itanium 2 processor, and also... Continue Reading
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July 01, 2003
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Jul'03
Extreme releases lower-cost switches
Extreme Networks is now shipping 24- and 48-port Summit 200 10/100 Ethernet switches. Continue Reading
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July 01, 2003
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Jul'03
Gartner predicts rapid growth for hot spots
The number of wireless Lan (WLan) hot spots worldwide will more than double by 2005, according to a Gartner analyst. Continue Reading