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Travel site bookings fly when glitch fixed
Case study: Testing software gives Thomson Holidays a boost
Olympic tech getting fit for Beijing 2008
Preparations for the Beijing Olympics in August are nearly complete and for Atos Origin, it's the end of an IT project that has lasted for nearly four years.
VoIP a perfect fit for Gieves and Hawkes
Case study: Admiral Lord Horatio Nelson's tailor cuts BT line
Musical retailer improves stock visibility
Pro audio music retailer Digital Village implemented a retail software management system to improve productivity and sales in 2003.
National Carphones dials in to SaaS
National Carphones has been benefiting from switching to Netsuite CRM software to manage its growing business.
Tennis federation rallies web presence
The International Tennis Federation (ITF) has beefed up its website to improve availability and speed for millions of tennis fans following the scores of Davis Cup matches online.
McLaren in pole position with data
McLaren Electronic Systems has been using Microsoft SQL Server 2008 as it prepares for the 2008 Formula One season opener in Australia on 16 March.
Shipping company to slash CO2 and power costs
Case study: Centralising systems with networking tech
BA puts faith in IP at Terminal 5
British Airways is in the final testing phase of its sophisticated IP network in Heathrow's new Terminal 5 (T5) ahead of its opening on 27 March.
Specsavers boosts customer vision with CRM system
Specsavers has beefed up the CRM systems at its Nottinghamshire call centre to get a single view of its customers.
Monarch soars with Google search tech
Monarch Airlines has recently started to use Google's Custom Search technology on its website to improve its ability to answer customer queries.
Betfair fortifies its software code
Find out how Betfair has rolled out a source code analysis tool to free up its developers' time
Betfair betting engine goes supersonic
Case study: Extreme transaction processing at nose-bleed speeds...
How tech drives the World Rally Championship
The World Rally Championship is one of the most technologically advanced sports in the world and relies heavily on sophisticated comms to bring the thrills and spills of its sport to a huge worldwide audience.
Somerfield gets serious about wireless security
Read how a wireless network audit has allowed the retailer to break down the silos between security, IT and board-level managers...
TalkTalk Direct gets faster on its feet
TalkTalk Direct has upgraded its enterprise server infrastructure and has cut the time to process customer billing while also cutting energy consumption.
Betbrokers fancies Sapphire's form
Find out how Betbrokers has used a Russian services company to develop its back end systems
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