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News Ecommerce dominated the opening of Semaine Europeenne des Technologies de l'Information (European information technology week) as leaders from across all industry sectors urged French companies to embrace the Internet. [28 Mar 2000]
Ecommerce minister has 'too much energy' to focus on IT
News Stephen Timms, government minister for energy, ecommerce and postal services, is so overburdened with responsibilities that he is being forced to put key IT issues such as broadband availability and ebusiness on the back... [29 Oct 2003]
5 years ago... Ecommerce takes key role in Queen's Speech
News 25.11.98 Ecommerce took centre stage yesterday when the Queen's Speech to mark the opening of parliament promised a government bill to create laws to ease online trade. And so it was that the Queen uttered the word... [25 Nov 2003]
Ecommerce held back by company politics
News Nearly three-quarters of IT executives claim to be the driving force behind ecommerce in their businesses, but they are getting increasingly frustrated by company politics, according to a survey by Cambridge Information... [06 Jul 1998]
Ecommerce laws to go live in 18 months
News The European Parliament has voted through the Ecommerce Directive in record time, and now member states have just 18 months to implement the new law. The European Commission said the legislation will sweep away the... [05 May 2000]
Ecommerce gets down to business
News Business-to-business transactions will dominate the ecommerce software market over the next three years, according to a report out today from research house, Datamonitor. The company predicts that $2.8bn will be spent on... [21 Jun 1999]
eCommerce Site Admin User Guide
White Paper TrainingCenter is delivered with e-commerce technology built in.eCommerce is an optional feature that InterCall will turn 'ON' upon a customer's request. InterCall does not charge fees for using TrainingCenter... [07 Mar 2009]
Ecommerce takes key role in Queen's Speech
News Ecommerce took centre stage yesterday when the Queen's Speech to mark the opening of parliament promised a government bill to create laws to ease online trade. Ecentre, the UK's leading ecommerce... [25 Nov 1998]
News in View: ecommerce crucial to manufacturing
News Some of the UK's top manufacturers have admitted that ecommerce will soon be crucial to their survival. Speaking on Silicon's News in View this week, IT chiefs at Rolls Royce and BOC both identified... [13 Dec 1999]
Ecommerce brief up for grabs as e-minister gets DTI job
News The high-tech industry has welcomed the promotion of former ecommerce minister Patricia Hewitt to the top post at the Department of Trade and Industry, taking over from Stephen Byers. The Prime Minister is expected to... [11 Jun 2001]
Ecommerce could save billions for UK government
News The UK government could save up to £4bn a year in administration costs when it adopts an ecommerce strategy, according to the latest government report. For example, we took a look at a mixture of processes such as the... [02 Mar 1999]
Ecommerce hampered by payment methods
News The development of ecommerce is being hampered by antiquated methods of online payment, according to Fabrice de Comarmond, executive VP of French software specialist, Globe ID. Ecommerce portals are... [24 Aug 1999]
Ecommerce to overtake conventional trading, says PSINet chief
News Within three to four years, most countries' GDP will be delivered by ecommerce, according to William Schrader, CEO and chairman of PSINet. In an exclusive interview with Silicon.com, Schrader claimed it will not be long... [21 Oct 1999]
Ecommerce worth $1.5tr by 2004
News Goldman Sachs claims ecommerce will be worth $1.5tr by 2004 - fuelled mainly by business-to-business purchases. The report highlights certain industries likely to lead business to business ecommerce -... [17 Sep 1999]
Ecommerce sites panned for lack of security testing
News Dan Newman has been running one of the most popular certified ethical hacking courses for three years at the UK-based Training Camp and says he's not seen a single student from an ecommerce company put forward to attend,... [20 May 2005]
