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News Yet Robin Duke-Woolley, director of analyst house e-principles, said the technology is already being used successfully in Germany. The Conservatives have raised concerns over the technology behind the... [06 Jun 2005]
Iberia takes Tenzing's high-flying broadband
News Robin Duke-Woolley, director of technology consultant E-principles, agrees. Iberia has signed Airbus-backed Tenzing to keep its business passengers in touch in the air. The airline will start installing... [06 Apr 2004]
Smart phones defeating users and the support isn't much help
News Robin Duke-Woolley, director of technology consultant E-principles, agrees: "There's a culture shock - a lot of new features and it's not too obvious how to access them. Figueras believes that the... [01 Apr 2004]
Brummies tackle burglars with wireless alarms
News Robin Duke-Woolley, director at e-principles, said the system addresses the major weakness of existing alarm and telephone systems, which allow wires to be cut from outside by burglars. A Birmingham... [14 Jan 2004]
5 years ago... BBC defends £20m online bill
News Robin Duke-Woolley, principle analyst at Schema, said: "If the BCC didn't have a website they would be seen as being behind the times. 21.10.98: BBC chairman, Sir Christopher Bland addressed the House of... [21 Oct 2003]
Forget voice, M2M is where the mobile big money is...
News It's a phenomenon that Robin Duke-Woolley, director at e-principles, calls "the new business opportunity in wireless" and he predicts that the number of cellular M2M connections will overtake the number... [14 Oct 2003]
Banning mobile use in cars - some implications
Comment E-principles analyst Robin Duke-Woolley has been studying the implications of such a move for over a year. Robin Duke-Woolley is a director at consultancy at... [01 Jul 2003]
Norwich Union gets high-tech help for telematics-based car insurance
News Robin Duke-Woolley, director at network services consultancy e-principles, has studied various machine-to-machine (M2M) applications and Progressive's progress in the US. Norwich Union is working with... [13 Mar 2003]
Mobile operators told: Forget man, here comes machine
News As much as 10 per cent of operators' revenues will come from M2M communications by 2007, according to Robin Duke-Woolley, director at network services consultancy e-principles, which has just released a... [12 Nov 2002]
Broadband pioneer hits a sticky patch
News Robin Duke-Woolley, analyst at Schema, said: "The company's decision to use the BT backbone was excellent. UK broadband provider Redstone is scouring the City for cash after plans for a rights issue were... [13 Jun 2001]
French 3G in chaos, two licences are going spare
News Robin Duke-Woolley, analyst at Schema, said: "It was a complete disaster. France tomorrow starts the hunt for two telcos brave enough to endure the French regulator and take up the two unfilled 3G licences. [30 May 2001]
Free ISP finds investors
News Robin Duke-Woolley, an analyst at Schema, said: "We have said for a long time that people who are trying to work in both markets, consumer and SME, will fail. But the big bucks will come to those... [14 May 2001]
Telefonica results fly in the face of slowdown
News Robin Duke-Woolley, analyst at Schema, said: "Their moves have been prescient, both in acquisitions and sales and IPOs. Unlike most of its European rivals, Telefonica has little debt as it financed most... [28 Feb 2001]
Website crashes shatter corporate images
News Robin Duke-Woolley, author of the report and senior consultant at research house Schema, said downtime affects businesses across all sectors - not just e-tailers. According to a study published today,... [12 Feb 2001]
Lucent restructure to leave 10,000 jobless
News Robin Duke-Woolley, analyst at Schema, said: "It's a positive move. The world's largest telecommunications equipment maker also revealed it will post a $1.02bn loss for its first quarter, compared to a... [24 Jan 2001]
