Archive - 18 Oct 2005
Banks making 'token' gesture at security
Lloyds and others will force the hands of their rivals
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Outsourcing - more, smaller deals being made
Good time to be an Indian services provider
How Aviva bet big on India
Case study: Positive news from Norwich Union's parent
'E-gov projects too focused on tech'
Councils must address business processes too, say IT managers
Mercer signs $58m deal with IBM
HR company seeks procurement and helpdesk software
NB: Starbucks, marmite and ID cards
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Freeze them, drop them and still use the GPS
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As operator reveals shiny new services
NB: Eric Prydz
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Crime bosses plot smarter fraud attacks on banks
More sophisticated cyber-skimming attacks on the way
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Nortel names new CEO
Former chief operating officer of Motorola to take the reins
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silicon.com chief reporter Andy McCue is just heading off out for a chinwag with two of Microsoft's ...
NB: Gates museum
Bill Gates just can't keep his hands out of his pockets these days. Now Bill is giving £15m to a com...
Big names pledge support for Linux standards
Plan to encourage apps development...
Estonia pioneers internet voting
Six thousand tech savvy citizens take up the offer...
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