Archive - 28 Sep 2004
Government combats terror threat with passenger 'tracking' system
'e-borders' will mine travel operator and intelligence databases to pre-screen travellers
Emblaze to take off with reviving telcos
After hanging fire for over three years...
Rail enquiries to use automated speech recognition
BT wins contract to handle overflow calls during busy periods…
CIO Forum: Is it time for techies to snatch the glory?
Or is a back seat enough?
IT budgets squeezed by upgrades and staffing costs
And Linux given "a real kicking" by users…
Hilton moves to stop online booking rip-offs
lastminute.com the first to sign up
CIO Forum: Vendors just don’t understand us, say financial CIOs
No innovation to see here, move along…
Leader: UK innovation - don't knock it
There's nothing like a bit of Brit bashing, but does our industry really deserve the Henman treatmen...
NTL customers told to "f*ck off and get a life"
Honest approach to customer service, or the work of a malicious employee?
Cisco wins VoIP deal with Bank of America
But similar deployments have not gone smoothly...
Microsoft extends open-source code sharing
Collaborative web program made available…
HP ditches high-profile utility computing project
Changes tact after few customers installed UDC…
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