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Up to 1.7m MoD personal details missing
Blog The potential number of people affected by the the loss of a hard disk containing MoD details could be a high as 1.7 million, defence minister Bob Ainsworth told parliament on Monday. In a written statement to MPs, Ainsworth said that up to 1.7...
[October 13, 2008, 17:20]
Up Your Cash Flow
Downloads Up Your Cash Flow XT is not accounting software. Up Your Cash Flow XT takes real data from your business and creates over 30 fast, precise reports that show where your business is headed, where potential cash crunches lie and areas that need...
[July 21, 2005, 3:09]
Up-to-the-Minute Accounting for Financial Assets With SAP R/3 Enterprise
White Papers MEAG MUNICH ERGO AssetManagement GmbH (MEAG) is one of the top asset management companies in the European financial sector. MEAG's target was to expand its asset management capabilities by employing innovative financial instruments - for example...
[June 2, 2006, 0:00]
Up-Selling and Cross-Selling: Transforming Your Cost Center to a Profit Center
White Papers In order to build a successful up-sell and/or cross-sell call center, three topics must be addressed - business model issues, training and staffing issues, and technology issues. From the database of thousands of call centers, the authors recruited...
[July 19, 2006, 0:00]
Case Study: Government Portal - Up and Running in 23 Days
White Papers Established to help prevent terrorist attacks within the United States, this government Web site was designed to provide a portal for information sharing and collaboration. This government customer needed rapid delivery of a low-cost, high...
[December 14, 2005, 23:00]
Europe steps up war on cybercrime
News Europe is stepping up the fight against cybercrime, outlining plans to create more meaningful legislation and promote greater cross-border co-operation. The European Commission said legislation and law enforcement — especially across borders...
[May 25, 2007, 10:14]
Microsoft brews up a Java-like language
News Microsoft on Monday rolled out a new programming language called C# (pronounced C-sharp). Company officials have said the language has no relationship to the Java competitor, code-named Cool, that Microsoft was developing a year ago.
[June 27, 2000, 8:34]
Google Books opposition stacks up on deadline
News Several groups opposed to Google's Book Search settlement filed court briefs outlining their concerns on Tuesday, the last day such briefs would be accepted. As expected, lawyers for Microsoft, the Electronic Frontier Foundation and a coalition...
[September 9, 2009, 9:06]
Chip sales up again
News Global chip sales posted a third consecutive monthly increase in May, the Semiconductor Industry Association reported on Monday. Worldwide chip sales totalled $12.5bn (£7.57bn) in May 2003 -- up 2 percent from the $12.26bn in revenue reported in...
[June 30, 2003, 13:49]
Mining Methodologies to Ensure Successful CLV Implementation: Cross-Sell/Up-Sell Modeling
White Papers Selling more to the existing customers not only increases the likelihood of a satisfied customer, but it also increases value. The presenter of this webcast discusses how data mining can help answer the fundamental business questions associated...
[August 31, 2007, 1:00]
The Day Ahead: Ariba pays up for sales-impaired startup
News What's a business-to-business startup to do when it has about $267,000 (£178,350) in sales since inception and doesn't stand much of a chance on the IPO market? Find a well-heeled acquirer such as Ariba to fork over $581m and sell out.
[June 27, 2000, 11:48]
Java peps up mobile phones
News Sun Microsystems' telecommunications partners in Asia will announce deeper use of Sun's Java software in mobile phones and back-end networks next week at the first JavaOne conference in Japan, a Sun executive said.
[November 22, 2001, 12:05]
Broadband pricing row heats up
News BT throws down broadband gauntlet Fri 8 Feb: Chief executive Ben Verwaayen is on the verge of revealing significantly lower broadband prices, and effectively daring Oftel to block them Operator tries to block BT broadband price cuts
[February 9, 2002, 6:31]
Cloud have yet again got their heads up the ar*e
Talkback Wow, and shame about the titanic! This software was out years ago, it was called Access Manager and BT gave it away on their BT Openzone website, they since revised it and now called mobile express - and still free as I understand.
[May 12, 2008, 9:30]
As the Mac turns 20, has the PC caught up?
Talkback After upgrading from OS 9.2 to Panther, I was really excited at the prospect that at last everything would look good, and be a doddle to set up and run smoothly, but what a disapointment! panther has given me and others where i work such a hard...
[February 5, 2004, 10:24]
VMware sets up virtual-appliance marketplace
News VMware, long an advocate of pre-packaged software appliances that can be loaded onto virtualisation software, launched a programme on Tuesday to certify and sell such virtual appliances. The move expands VMware's earlier support for virtual...
[November 8, 2006, 9:08]
Oracle 10g to open up
News With the forthcoming release of its application server, Oracle is warming up to open source software and IBM's middleware products. The company, at its Oracle OpenWorld customer conference in San Francisco, detailed enhancements to its Oracle...
[September 20, 2005, 11:55]
Online fraud on the up
News Fraudsters spent £58m using stolen credit cards online in the first half of this year, and stole £14.5m from Internet banking accounts, according to new figures from payments association APACS. Internet fraud now accounts for a quarter of all card...
[November 8, 2005, 15:20]
Linux gets spruced-up desktop
News The K Desktop Environment Project has released a new version of KDE. The software is a desktop environment running on top of Linux, the open-source operating system favoured by software developers and many Web sites.
[November 23, 2001, 13:46]
Search engine crawlers dig up way too much
News Search engines spiders crawling the Web are increasingly stumbling upon passwords, credit card numbers, classified documents and even computer vulnerabilities that can be exploited by hackers. The problem is not new, security analysts say: ever...
[November 26, 2001, 14:41]
