Opinion

Opinion

Networking and communication

• Thought for the day: Wireless trap is still snaring business

  Hard-hitting IT commentator Dr Simon Moores gives his personal take on the hot issue of the day.  Continue Reading

• Strategy Clinic

  What does the panel think will be the emerging technologies to have an impact over the coming year?  Continue Reading

• A day in the life of Frances Sharpe

  Frances Sharpe, general manager for the UK arm of ASP Network Commerce, spends a gruelling week jet setting around the USA. She...  Continue Reading

• A day in the life

  Frances Sharpe, general manager for the UK arm of ASP Network Commerce, spends a gruelling week jet setting around the USA. She...  Continue Reading

• Who stole my telecoms birthright?

  Business strategy consultant Steven Domb explains how our 100-year-old telecoms network can survive the 21st century  Continue Reading

• More to it than ADSL

  The introduction of digital subscriber lines is about to ease the UK's move towards broadband technology, but the DSL story doesn't begin and end with ADSL  Continue Reading

• What the ADSL is going on?

  Users wait for broadband Internet access as Oftel is slammed by communications managers for weak regulation. Guy Campos reports  Continue Reading

• The weakest link in the chain

  Breifing: If you want to communicate with the office when travelling abroad you'll need a suitcase full of adaptors. Eric Doyle...  Continue Reading

• Impressive words, but will UK Online go far enough?

  Following the launch of UK Online, the Government's strategy to put every citizen on the Internet and make Britain the best place for e-commerce, we examine the impact on small businesses, telecoms and broadcasting regulation, Whitehall and the UK ...  Continue Reading

• ICT fuels political protest

  
  
  Parliamentary reporter

  The mobile phone, IT and the Internet have transformed political protest, Liberal Democrat treasury spokesman Matthew...

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• Wap site links graduates

  
  
  Nicholas Enticknap

  From September, graduates of the University of Buckingham will be able to access their alumni Web site using mobile...

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• There's our Wap and their Wap, but it certainly ain't open

  Now if you believe the ad-men, wireless application protocol (Wap) is plug-and-play, and if you listen to our excitable friends...  Continue Reading

• Isn't it all over yet?

  
  
  Spurred on by Euro 2000 football fever, Swedish mobile entertainment company, Picofun, has made its first interactive, multi-operator WAP game, Picofun...  Continue Reading

• Cisco/IBM must prepare for telcos battles ahead

  Comms sweethearts IBM and Cisco should watch out for the telcos  Continue Reading

• Wap's all the fuss about?

  To listen to all the hype you'd think Wap was the greatest invention since television. But Japan hasn't been fooled and there's a...  Continue Reading

• UK dotcom needs DSL

  The two-year wait for DSL could be disastrous for the UK dotcom  Continue Reading

• Wap: a rocky road lies ahead

  
  
  You cannot read a newspaper anywhere in the world right now that does not feature a piece at some point in the week on "the Wap phenomenon" and how we will all...  Continue Reading

• Access for all as Wap walls come down

  
  
  Antony Savvas

  Mobile phone operators are pulling down their "walled gardens" to allow any company to have their corporate Web sites read by mobile...

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• Barclays has infrastructure to get e-banking right

  
  
  John Riley

  "A big world needs a big bank" is the message Barclays Bank is trying to put across in its new advertising campaign.

  And it seems...

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• Users caught in Wap crossfire

  The telecoms network war rages and Wap is being heavily hyped, but the new handsets could soon be scrap  Continue Reading

• Ericsson Colorado and Yukon routers with Newbridge Networks MainStreet 3612, 3630 and 3608 platforms

  With dealerships in Exeter, Barnstable and Plymouth, Volvo knew it needed a reliable intranet that would support the needs of its...  Continue Reading

• Case Study: Sydenham School adopts Thin Client Technology

  Sydenham School was one of the first educational establishments to adopt a Thin Client Network. A few years on and it’s...  Continue Reading