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RSS extentVictims of website theft reveal extent of the problem
News Since silicon.com unearthed the underhand activities of a serial website thief, we have been inundated with examples of similar infringements. It would seem the problem of intellectual property theft - the stealing of content, designs... [15 Mar 2004]
Taxman admits to "virulent" mass ID fraud
News The government has said it still does not know the full extent of the tax credits ID fraud that has so far resulted in 13,000 benefits staff having their personal details stolen and used to make false claims. [16 Dec 2005]
CIO Jury: Businesses underestimate spyware threat
News Businesses are unaware of the full extent to which their corporate networks are exposed to the problem of spyware and its potential security risks, according to UK IT bosses. We asked silicon.com's user panel of UK CIOs... [27 Jan 2005]
The Thin Client Wireless Broadband Network Project in the Irish Primary School Sector - An Analysis of Baseline Data
White Paper It is a four year project designed to investigate firstly, the extent to which a centrally managed network, based on thin client technology, can deliver an effective robust technology infrastructure to schools, and... [10 Feb 2009]
Downturn won't mean "full stop" on tech spend
News Businesses now depend on technology to such an extent that it will be vital in helping businesses boost their efficiency, save money and retain customers, according to analyst house Pierre Audoin Consultants (PAC). [20 Nov 2008]
Nokia battered, US telcos recover and Easy when you know how
News The Guardian attributes the decline to a profits warning from Motorola and the extent to which Nokia's news in turn will effect other major players in the sector will no doubt become apparent during today's trading. [10 Jan 2001]
Leader: How much more data loss can we stand?
Leader It came to a head this weekend as MasterCard revealed the full extent of a massive loss of data which may have seen as many as 40 million credit card accounts compromised by an intruder gaining access to a cardholder... [20 Jun 2005]
Dot-eu sails into stormy waters
News As they return from summer recess, the European Commission looks set to clash with MEPs on two points: the creation of government controlled exclusion lists, and the extent to which the commercial world will become... [06 Sep 2001]
Outsourcing - how to make sure it's reliable
Comment The next factor to consider for any outsourcing relationship is reliability - the extent to which you can trust your technology to perform as expected. The trend towards multi-vendor systems puts even more emphasis upon... [19 Oct 2009]
Serialisation: The Great Telecoms Swindle - part 3
Comment The competition that resulted was thus to some extent false. The fall was, to a great extent, brought about because of complications and obligations that arose from those conditions. The role of... [22 Jan 2003]
The Brampton Factor: Do great firms innovate?
Comment Great skill is demanded of the scientists who work for chip manufacturers, and progress depends to some extent on new ideas. All three have some claim to have innovated, although the extent of this is... [20 Feb 2008]
Cyber gangs hold companies to ransom
News Part of the problem with these kinds of crimes is that it is almost impossible to gauge the full extent of the problem, because many companies would rather pay up and avoid the negative press which their case might... [12 Nov 2003]
John Lamb's Week: Cyber terrorism and a ship full of IT directors
Comment Apart from looking at the need to counter espionage and the theft of intellectual property - while of course upholding personal privacy - delegates will also consider to what extent the internet is destabilising nation... [15 Jun 2001]
UK vs the developing world
Comment There is an emerging skills gap in the UK economy - a gap which can be plugged to an extent by strategic sourcing of services. Fuelled by media hyperbole and union uproar, a third of respondents even believed the UK is... [29 Nov 2006]
Microsoft: Linux is a threat, it may mean prices cuts and less business for us
News To the extent open-source software products gain increasing market acceptance, sales of our products may decline, which could result in a reduction in our revenue and operating margins. According to the filing: "To the... [03 Sep 2004]
