Archive - 15 Dec 1999

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Oracle announces 40 per cent rise in Q2 profits

Beckett gives UK government systems Y2K all-clear

Reuters appointed as Dow Jones brief

Ericsson outsources desktop support to Compaq

UK accountants put ecommerce on top of the agenda

Online customer services slammed in report

Email game declared safe for your computer's elf

Maclaunch offers Apple users services portal

Cobalt appoints four new directors to the board

US law agencies worried about invisible surfers

Nortel to buy Qtera for $3.25bn

Linux distributors come together over IA-64 porting project

Casio and Siemens join Windows CE club

Law firm launches Y2K hotline

Audit Office damns government venture onto the Web

HP deploys SAN for Windows NT

Nortel joins forces with HP to target ASPs

Vitamin maker tries to ban online sales

CCTA hands open.gov to Ebusiness Plus

Ford opens app development centres in Europe

Police and courts join forces on extranet

Transatlantic Cable: Net access (and coffee) to go

In some ways, the US high-tech sector is well behind Europe. Our man in San Francisco, Richard Bagul...

ASPs and the end of client/server

With the whole world and his wife hailing the advent of a new age of hosted applications - an age w...

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