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RSS price cutPeter Cochrane's Blog: How the telcos could save themselves
Comment The users want more at the same price and are rightly appalled at the sorry state of broadband, not to mention the poor service levels they are receiving. When fibre was rolled out into the long lines (during the 1980s... [23 Nov 2009]
How to squeeze the last drops of savings from an outsourcing contract
News Such an approach was taken by the Royal Mail Group (RMG), which has cut its annual IT spend by 10 per cent by paring back its outsourced services. Royal Mail Group has cut 10 per cent from its annual IT... [20 Nov 2009]
Automotive Supply Chain Risk Assessment
White Paper Off late automotive executives have searched for ways to cut costs. One of the more popular methods has been to demand price breaks from suppliers. For the most part, this technique has worked to reduce... [13 Nov 2009]
Taxman to save £110m by taking an axe to its IT estate
News The taxman will cut £110m from its annual IT bill by trimming its IT infrastructure. The savings will be met through a combination of price reductions and simplifying our IT estate. These savings will be... [30 Oct 2009]
Steve Ballmer on Microsoft software 'gotchas'
News According to the Microsoft head honcho, Microsoft's myriad licensing options are necessary to help cut customers' costs and if licensing options were to be removed, some organisations would end up paying more for their... [06 Oct 2009]
BT Retail Boosts Upselling and Productivity and Cuts Churn in Price-And Service-Driven Market
White Paper BT Retail has increased agility, improved customer service, and cut costs by consolidating enterprisewide performance management on Oracle's business intelligence suite. A major force in the U.K.communications market, BT... [02 Oct 2009]
VUB Cuts Time to Intelligence for Risk Reporting
White Paper It is Slovakia's largest issuer of mortgages, a tough market with many institutions offering cut-price loans. A subsidiary of Gruppo Banca Intesa, VUB is Slovakia's second largest bank with 2 million... [19 Sep 2009]
Cheat Sheet: Outsourcing
Cheat Sheet The public sector is predicted to increase the amount it spends on IT services by 4.3 per cent year-on-year in 2009 and outsourcing is likely to play an important role in helping the government meet its commitment to cut... [11 Sep 2009]
iPod Touch, Nano get costume change and price drop
News That represents a $20 price cut on the high end. The buttonless iPod Shuffle remains, though there are new colours, capacities and a lower entry price. The low end of the iPod Touch line... [10 Sep 2009]
Google Books hit with fresh wave of criticism from Microsoft, Open Book Alliance
News Google and the plaintiff publishers secretly negotiated for 29 months to produce a horizontal price fixing combination, effected and reinforced by a digital book distribution monopoly. Google argues that anyone who wants... [09 Sep 2009]
Weekend Gadget Watch: Lexmark X7675
Photo Typical price: Aside from a few design flaws and slower-than-average output speed, the Lexmark X7675 all-in-one printer is a cut above other multi-function devices. Considering hitting the shops at the... [04 Sep 2009]
Apple's iPhone wins rights to sell readymade ringtones in iTunes
News The new music snippets are mainly a convenience, as they make it possible for iPhone owners to obtain a pre-cut ringtone instead of having to create their own. Whatever price Apple chooses, some say the... [03 Sep 2009]
Could new internet routing chop 40 per cent off Google's electricity bill?
News It then calculates the best option depending on the price of electricity and the distance that data must travel to get to a particular location, to provide the most cost-effective route for data based on energy costs. [19 Aug 2009]
Revealed: What counts as normal broadband in Britain?
News Price-comparison site moneysupermarket.com said there were concerns consumers were being misled over speed when buying broadband packages. On Tuesday, Ofcom published the final version of its report into fixed broadband... [28 Jul 2009]
Is tech a chocolate teapot when it comes to green cities?
News Chatterjee said that going after the "quick wins" could cut 30 per cent of our carbon footprint. But only if the right economic incentives are there, such as putting a price on carbon use. Technology has... [23 Jul 2009]
