Archive - 26 Jul 2005
Leader: Retailers can't afford to ignore IT
IT glitches and supply chain mishaps only alienate customers
Apple beefs up iBook and Mac Mini lines
Boosts memory and adds built-in wireless tech...
Child porn: ISP regulations set for Commons debate
Proposed bill inspired by BT's web filter tech...
Spam: CA plans to kick it to the Qurb
It's a day that ends in a 'y' so CA must have the chequebook out...
Insurer slashes servers down from 100 to just six
Case study: Markel International uses virtualisation tech to reduce servers
Two-thirds of IT outsourcing deals fail
But firms still adopting 'we'll agree to agree later on' approach...
WHSmith overhauls supply chain with £3.5m IT upgrade
Capgemini completes 12-month project on time and budget...
Russian spammer beaten to death
As 310 scammers are brought to justice in separate incident...
Microsoft targeted as software piracy tops $90m
Everyone wants their 'free' Windows...
IT glitch hits hundreds of Comet.co.uk customers
Major upgrade to website blamed for tech failure...
Blame BT for service problems, says Bulldog
'But the dire customer service is our fault... '
Microsoft kick starts Windows piracy crackdown
But will freebies do the trick?
Devil's Advocate: To trust or not to trust machines?
The unpredictable nature of man's relationship with computers...
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