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RSS morseGaVI Puts Three Into One With Help From IBM and Morse Technology Solutions GmbH
White Paper Created in October 2002 and headquartered in Mannheim, Germany, GaVI's function is to unite the IT management and infrastructure of their founders. GaVI is faced with the enormous task of bringing together three disparate IT infrastructures serving... [03 Jul 2008]
Thin Client Solution for International Company With Offices in London, New York, Munich and Paris
White Paper Morse deployed a solution, which included an X.21 cloud from an ISP to provide communications between all the customer's sites. Due to rapid growth and in response to demand, this customer had commissioned a software house to create a customised... [03 Jul 2008]
Thin Client Solution for Pan-European Company With Offices in London and Italy
White Paper Morse first investigated and gained an understanding into the customer's operational requirements for deploying Citrix and Windows Terminal Server technology, including potential costs and migration strategies. [03 Jul 2008]
Webcast: Unified Communications: An industry perspective
White Paper Then listen to Bruce Morse, VP, Unified Communications Software, as he provides an overview of IBM's Unified Communications and Collaboration Strategy, including: IBM's Point-of-View of the market, and IBM's thought leadership in this space as IBM... [18 Feb 2008]
Peter Cochrane's Blog: Changing tech values
Comment Like Morse code, telegrams and Telex before them, a lot of today's hot technologies will eventually fade in importance. Written at London Heathrow airport and dispatched to silicon.com from a hotel in Nice, France, via a free wi-fi service offering... [22 Nov 2007]
Morse makes the grade with £23m school tech deal
News Technology services and integration company Morse has been selected as the preferred bidder for a £23m contract to overhaul the tech infrastructure of schools in the South Tyneside and Gateshead (STaG) area. [26 Sep 2007]
Mobile gambling: Betting on $16bn
News UK workers have already taken to gambling online, according to separate research from TNS, commissioned by consultancy Morse - with 30 per cent of workers betting in the office or claiming they knew someone who had. [15 Jan 2007]
Oxford targets 'generation-Asbo' with tech
News Oxford City Council is to start using software to identify crime hotspots and target anti-social behaviour. The system will record information about subjects along with data from cases investigated. When incidents are reported they will be logged... [16 Oct 2006]
Shortlists for CNET tech awards unveiled
News Morse - Cool, calm & connected The awards, which will be handed out on 26 September in London, recognise innovative use of IT in the UK, leading providers of products and services, and a CIO of the year. [07 Jul 2006]
Cost and complexity fears hold back grid computing
News But Peter Critchley, strategy director at Morse, which commissioned the survey, said grid computing is being held back by confusion and myths surrounding the technology. Fewer than one in 10 businesses is planning to adopt grid computing because of... [31 May 2006]
HSBC and First Direct sign for mobile banking
News MoniLink, a joint venture between cash machine network LINK and tech firm Morse, has signed a deal covering both brands for the service, which will see bank customers able to view mini statements and balance enquiries. [11 Apr 2006]
Text service to save NHS time and money
News Adrian James-Morse, IT co-ordinator for Dr Masterton's Surgery in Streatham, said: "NHS.net is very secure. The messaging service uses software that is designed to access NHS patient databases and send reminders of appointments. [19 Dec 2005]
Text me a tenner - mobile phone banking comes of age
News The company behind the service - mobileATM - is a joint venture between UK cash machine network operator LINK and IT services company Morse. Who wants a mobile phone that could print you a few extra tenners when your wallet empties out during a... [13 Dec 2005]
Get bank statements on your mobile
News But to bolster security, banks have insisted on a second method of authentication: technology integration firm Morse built the application with the option of a one-time-use password every time the user logs on. [13 Jul 2005]
Thin Client Solution for International Company With Offices in London, New York, Munich and Paris
Morse deployed a solution, which included an X.21 cloud from an ISP to provide communications between all the customer's sites. Due to rapid growth and in response to demand, this customer had commissioned a software house to create a customised... [27 Jan 2005]
