Archive - 17 May 2004
RFID: The tags that would not die
But are always up for a spot of industrial espionage...
Leader: Don't be fooled by renewed dot-com hype
Surely we learned something last time 'round
BT in £3m managed network deal with Aviva
Will link global sites and provide secure email…
Failed IT projects costing firms £13m a year
CIOs and IT directors must learn when to say 'no'…
Faceless colleagues sparking office mistrust
Do you know the person sitting next to you?
Internet users turning a blind eye to illegal sites
Ignoring it is bliss, apparently
CIO Jury: Ageism is not a problem in IT
Just an easy excuse for failed job applicants…
Abbey to terminate £270m EDS joint venture?
Deal is a millstone as bank looks for buyers, says document...
The Bloor Perspective: Trojan horses, legacy systems and IBM's new clients
This week Robin Bloor and team discuss a new way to defeat Trojan horses, reviving legacy systems an...
Red Hat beefs up both Linux offerings
You'll have to wait a while to appreciate one though…
HP hands over $105m to Canadian government
'Nothing improper went on but we're still suing someone…'
Data protection finds its way to Dell storage
Just thinking of the little man…
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