Archive - 08 Sep 2004
BA ups IT investment to £85m
But CIO admits pressure to cut running costs further…
Peter Cochrane's Uncommon Sense: VoIP spam - it's coming
Will spam kill this promising technology just as it takes off?
CIO Jury: Are VoIP benefits worth the risk?
Flexibility and cost outweigh 'eggs in one basket' scenario
ebookers holidaymakers: Do you have a Nectar card?
Go on holiday, earn points... bargain!
What is the future of email?
Spam, storage crunch and downtime prevail but we still can't live without it... for now...
'Mini-brick' and 'candy bar hybrid' aim to take mobile email by storm
Nokia and RIM make their latest business plays
Microsoft doubles XP SP2 delay as users clamour for more time
Now it's April or bust
Scottish Parliament to offer live webcasts
But it first has to resolve porn cybersquatter problem…
Official: Work email is being used for work, shocker
Less smut, fewer jokes, less time-wasting... less plausible?
RFID: It's no supply chain saviour - not yet anyway
Challenges for the smart tags outweigh the promise...
Acronym soup: The fate of ERM, SRM... and more
Will they help your bottom line?
Can spammers really exploit wireless networks?
A landmark case in America could prove it...
Agenda Setters: Where are they now... Linus Torvalds
Always a popular choice...
Born-again MyTunes allows iTunes song sharing
Earlier version disabled by Apple...
Mac OS X update patches 15 security holes
Fixes flaws that could expose your passwords...
"The Linux of CRM" gets support from start-up
Open source takes on business apps...
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