Archive - 28 Jun 2004
UK banking firms in breach of FSA email regulations
Survey reveals worrying compliance figures…
Orange SMS glow tent wows Glastonbury-goers
And it wasn't the stolen veterinary tranquilisers messing with their minds...
Leader: The dirty little secret of VoIP
How an industry standard can dampen competition
'Company mobile phone' low down the perk pecking-order
...and nobody really knows who should dish them out...
Optimise, optimise, optimise: Mercury CEO says mantra is starting to pay off
About more than a TLA...
T-Mobile turns handsets into mini digital music players
Launches iTunes-style service for mobiles...
Drinks giant downs £85m CGI outsourcing deal
Own brand drinks supplier turns to low-profile IT services provider
Five years ago: Government plays down e-Envoy rumours
The IT Czar is dead, long live the IT Czar…
TCS looking carefully at IPO
Parent looks to raise $1bn from 15 per cent sale…
Analysis: What's so exclusive about IM?
Users of any client should be able to chat with each other
New Indian government a threat to offshoring?
Western businesses must prepare for the changes
Website virus trap nipped in the bud overnight
You may have only just have read about it being a problem
PeopleSoft and Oracle had previously talked merger
…just as long as the PeopleSoft execs would get to run the show
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