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CIO Profile Plumpton's experience is mainly in the private sector where she worked at mobile phone maker Sendo, TNT, Rover Group and Powergen - where she was the company's first female director. Denise Plumpton has already been... [06 Jun 2007]
Powergen Individualizes Service Offerings Using Improved View of Customer Data
White Paper Part of E.ON, the world's largest private-sector power and gas energy company, Powergen is one of the United Kingdom's largest energy suppliers, with around 6 million electricity and gas customers.... [14 Dec 2006]
Re:Viewing 2006: The year in outsourcing
News Powergen brought its offshore call centre work back to Blighty in an attempt to improve customer service and reduce the level of complaints, while online insurance company eSure has said it plans to switch work from its... [11 Dec 2006]
Powergen ditches offshore Indian call centres
News Powergen is bringing its offshore call centre work back to the UK from India in an attempt to improve customer service and reduce the level of complaints. The energy company, part of the E.ON group, said this week it is... [15 Jun 2006]
New Domino's IT director to get a pizza the action
News Kimberlin has more than 25 years of experience in the IT industry including stints at Powergen, Tonka and Wolverhampton and Dudley Breweries. Domino's Pizza has appointed a new IT director to spearhead an IT strategy... [07 Jun 2006]
Highways Agency information director Denise Plumpton
Comment Plumpton's role at the HA is her first in the public sector - her previous IT director positions include Powergen and mobile phone company Sendo - and she admits the pace and environment are very different. [21 Sep 2005]
Ecommerce sites face security crackdown
News Mastercard, Visa and American Express are all involved in the scheme, which is intended to encourage more shoppers to spend online and counter some recent negative publicity relating to the security of data provided online - such as Bank... [20 Apr 2005]
Cable & Wireless inks £6m deal with Powergen parent
News Cable and Wireless has inked a £6m, three-year deal with E.ON UK, parent of energy company Powergen, to consolidate E.ON UK's incoming call centre traffic. E.ON has cut the number of its suppliers from three to just one... [14 Feb 2005]
Tech heart to future UK roads policy
News But, more significantly, she has in the past also served as head of IT at Powergen and logistics giant TNT, and remains chair of the Corporate IT Forum (TiF). There is no "killer idea" that will lessen levels of... [24 Jan 2005]
The Weekly Round-Up: 21.11.03
Round-Up Remember Powergen? Morrissey once sung "stop me, stop me, oh stop me, stop me if you think that you've heard this one before". And the Round-Up knows how the quiff-topped miserablist felt, because this week the Round-Up... [21 Nov 2003]
Website security: How many times do shops have to be warned?
Comment It's been three-and-a-half years since silicon.com exposed the Powergen scandal and still we are writing stories such as these. In the space of four days silicon.com has revealed two serious security flaws on major UK... [17 Nov 2003]
Now we are five: silicon.com celebrates fifth birthday
News Powergen in security scandal - thousands of debit card details open to abuse Break out the jelly and ice cream - silicon.com is five years old. Our official birthday was 6 July and we believe that's cause to celebrate,... [07 Jul 2003]
Data protection - crimes and misdemeanours
Comment Remember Powergen? A blunder that has left personal data of close to 7,500 individuals exposed on an e-tailer's website shouldn't be overplayed. After all, the site in question - www.ukshops.co.uk - didn't leave credit... [12 Aug 2002]
silicon.com: Four years old, and toddling along nicely
News POWERGEN IN SECURITY SCANDAL - THOUSANDS OF DEBIT CARD DETAILS OPEN TO ABUSE http://www.silicon.com/a38650 silicon.com celebrates its fourth birthday tomorrow (6 July 2002) - even if 'celebrate' doesn't seem like quite... [05 Jul 2002]
Wired workforce firm bought for $10m
News PeoplePC had also clinched contracts to provide home computers to workers at Bertlesmann, Ingersoll, the New York Times, Powergen, Severn Trent Water and Vivendi. PeoplePC, the company behind wired workforce schemes at... [12 Jun 2002]
