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Cook slams Bonfield's bumper pay-off
News The £3m pay-off awarded to departing BT chief executive Sir Peter Bonfield was criticised by senior Labour MP Robin Cook on Thursday. Cook was answering a question from fellow MP Roy Beggs, who asked whether the government was planning to bring in...
[November 2, 2001, 6:30]
Credit Pay-Off
Downloads This program helps you plan to pay off all your high interest debts. Follow the instructions and you will be able to see how much money you need to pay each month to bring the payoff date closer to the present.
[March 31, 2005, 8:00]
Sun looks for Java pay-off
News Today, as Sun enters its 20th year, the Silicon Valley stalwart is trying to redefine Java's place in high-tech history -- and finally make its prized technology pay off in a major way. Plummeting revenue has forced Sun to lay off staff and take...
[March 25, 2002, 13:57]
News Burst: M-commerce bluster doesn't pay off
News The lack of services underscores the failure of the first wave of Internet-capable mobiles to capture the public imagination, and raises new doubts about how network operators will be able to make next-generation systems pay off, say industry...
[March 28, 2001, 12:27]
Rip-off -- if you have to fall back to GPRS, you pay *extra*
Member Review I have one big beef with all this -- both Vodafone and the ZDNet review imply that you can roam freely back and forth between 3G and GPRS, but this is not true: even when you pay £50-100 pcm, this does *not* give you the right to use your megabyte...
[July 22, 2004, 17:03]
Pay-gap report finds females in IT are better off
News Progress on gender pay equality in the UK has stalled, says the government's Women and Work Commission, but senior female tech workers at least have reason to smile, according to new research. Women in the UK are now paid on average 22.6 percent...
[July 31, 2009, 9:11]
Giveaways pay off on the Web
News Giveaway sites are attracting a new kind of audience to the Web, users who might be willing to pay for goods and services even as they collect a free gift. Echoing a familiar theme that users don't want to pay for information on the Internet, PC...
[June 13, 2000, 11:04]
Met Office forecasts SOA pay-off
News We have to pay a dividend back to our owner. Whether it is hail, thunder, rain or fine weather, tracking it and reporting on it are the meat and drink of staff at the Met Office. Now they are trialling service-oriented architectures to see what...
[July 17, 2007, 17:58]
BT sells property to pay off debts
News In what is believed to be the largest property transaction of its type in the UK, the telco is expected to sell off most of its 7,500 properties: totalling around 6 million square feet. Debt-ridden British Telecommunications (quote: BT) announced...
[January 4, 2001, 9:17]
Data breach calculations fail to pay off
Comment Organisations everywhere are trying to weigh the risk of a data breach against security investments, but those calculations may not be worth the effort, says Anders Pettersson. With data breaches regularly making the headlines — from the Home...
[October 30, 2009, 13:29]
Survey: Security measures pay off
News Companies working to harden their security have found that the efforts have resulted in fewer incidents of unauthorised computer use and a decline in damages from security incidents, a computer security group said in a report released on Thursday.
[June 11, 2004, 12:35]
Demystifying Data Integration: Making Data Pay Off
White Papers Most organisations take data integration for granted at some level. The fact of the matter is that data integration has become so broad that all but the most committed are in a position to fully exploit their data assets.
[May 12, 2007, 1:00]
Training 'gamble' on Linux begins to pay off
News Since June its gamble has paid off, the company says, and Swietochowska has been busy running courses for six large companies, including three financial institutions, two public sector organisations and one logistics company.
[October 14, 2004, 14:45]
Price hikes pay off for Microsoft
News Microsoft's revenue rose 10 percent in the fourth quarter, thanks in part to increased sales of Windows XP and a new, somewhat controversial corporate licensing plan. The company reported earnings on Thursday of $1.53bn (£967m), or 28 cents a share...
[July 19, 2002, 7:58]
Low-Cost, High-Performance BPM: Best Practices Do Pay Off
White Papers This webcast frames the "Do's and don'ts" of performance management and delineates the processes and techniques that separate "World-class" from average companies. The presenter explains how to recognize and articulate payback for the BPM initiatives.
[April 28, 2007, 1:00]
US Report: Netscape says changes starting to pay off
News Homer said Netscape would roll out several features on the site within 60 days as part of its plan to become a major portal to the Internet along the lines of Yahoo! In the future, Homer said the company plans a Netscape-branded search service...
[April 28, 1998, 8:30]
News Roundup: BT must face up to its debt problem
News Managing director Sir Peter Bonfield needs to pay off a third of his company's £30bn debt as promised last November but in the current tech climate that is looking increasingly difficult. Shareholders are getting increasingly frustrated by the...
[March 21, 2001, 11:22]
Oftel warns BT over property sell off
News Telecommunications watchdog Oftel said Thursday it would seek assurance from BT that selling off its property to pay debts will not affect phone and Internet services in the UK. To pay for this investment, BT plans to raise £2bn by selling off 7...
[January 5, 2001, 9:21]
Follow these strategies when training money is tight
News However, my hard work will continue to pay off down the line: The extensible tool makes it easy for others to quickly insert new content. Although an in-house plan takes work, it can pay off in the long run.
[September 27, 2002, 13:46]
HP delays raises and cuts temp workers
News HP is asking managers to put off planned pay raises for three months, so raises set to go into effect in February would not occur until May, sources said. Such moves are said to be reminiscent of past belt-tightenings, when workers were asked to...
[December 22, 2000, 9:10]
