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IT chiefs doubt broadband claims

Of the IT managers responding to this week's Computer Weekly/ Harvey Nash Big Question poll, 85% do not believe the Government's...

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Daniel Thomas

Published: 04 Apr 2002 1:00

Of the IT managers responding to this week's Computer Weekly/ Harvey Nash Big Question poll, 85% do not believe the Government's claim that the UK will have the most advanced broadband infrastructure of the G7 nations by 2005.

"The Government does not understand what this is meant to achieve," said one IT manager. "It requires a vision that politicians lack."

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IT chiefs doubt broadband claims

Of the IT managers responding to this week's Computer Weekly/ Harvey Nash Big Question poll, 85% do not believe the Government's...

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