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News Norfolk Constabulary is consolidating 4,500 data repositories into one integrated database - with an initial infrastructure investment of £295,000 - to help it better predict crime patterns. It also allows the force to side-step a third-party... [17 Sep 2007]
BBC wants you to splice dung, Norfolk and old calculators
News Among the programme clips available to Auntie's viewers are organic hens laying eggs, a view of the Norfolk coast, an acacia plant growing in dung and 1980s calculators. The BBC has released the first selection of its content to be made available... [08 Sep 2005]
XANALYS Investigation Solutions: The Norfolk Constabulary Tackles Drug Trafficking
White Paper The Norfolk Constabulary polices an area of approximately 3,500 square miles and a population of 750,000, with an establishment of 1,500 police officers and 1,200 support staff. Intelligence relating to crime in the coastal resort town of Great... [17 Feb 2005]
Improved Communications for Norfolk-Based IFA
White Paper The Norfolk-based firm of Independent Financial Advisers (IFA) has three offices with a total staff of 27. The company has had Internet access since 1996. While two smaller offices in Acle and Sheringham currently still use ISDN, employees at the... [14 Feb 2005]
Norfolk State University - On the Rise With TelCove
White Paper Norfolk State University (NSU), is an urban institution of higher learning located in the heart of a metropolitan area with an enrollment of nearly 7,000. NSU needed to find a telecommunications provider that had the fiber optic technology to... [31 Oct 2004]
Capita loses £50m council IT contract
News Norfolk County Council has terminated a 10-year £50m payroll and pensions IT outsourcing contract with Capita six years early. The council said a wider review of Norfolk's use of outsourcing in all divisions as a result of a new policy approach... [21 Jul 2003]
Norwich gets free city-centre wi-fi
News Norwich and its surrounding areas have become home to the UK's largest free community wireless network, Norfolk Open Link. Kurt Frary, Open Link project manager for Norfolk County Council, said on Tuesday: "If you do something for the businesses in... [02 Aug 2006]
'Chip and Bin' dumped by council
News But the government has said the failure of the scheme in South Norfolk does not threaten the future of similar projects elsewhere in the country. South Norfolk walked away from the scheme, started in Autumn 2002, citing "unreliable" and... [17 Jun 2008]
Rural broadband row on brink of resolution
News Businesses and consumers in parts of rural Norfolk can finally look forward to getting high-speed wireless internet, after the conclusion of a row which brought BT's integrity into question. Wireless broadband provider West Norfolk Community... [15 Jan 2004]
Brokerage scheme to help close broadband divide
News These are Diss - the Norfolk market town - and Ipswich business start-up centre Felaw Maltings, which houses over 60 firms within one building. Its website, demandbroadband.com, allows businesses and residents from six counties - Bedfordshire... [25 Feb 2003]
Urban wireless networks set to surge
News In the UK, Milton Keynes and Norfolk have both launched blanket wi-fi networks. Norfolk fired up its community network - called Norfolk Open Link - back in August of last year, with the aim of improving access to information and providing... [26 Jul 2007]
Are consultants a waste of money?
News Janet Norman-Philips, head of e-government of South Norfolk Council, added: "The right consultant at the right time can save you a fortune and a pile of grief. Janet Norman-Philips, head of e-government, South Norfolk Council [21 Jun 2007]
School Improves Communication, Saves Time and Money With New E-Mail System
White Paper An independent day school in Norfolk, England, Norwich School has 800 students and 120 staff. It wanted to offer e-mail accounts to both students and parents, but the existing system couldn't handle such a large user base. [02 Jul 2008]
ValueOptions Prioritizes Rapid Information Access for 23 Million Subscribers With Expand
White Paper As part of its business continuity plans, ValueOptions had dedicated a 3 Mbps link between its Reston and Norfolk, Virginia offices for critical 24x7 data synchronization which was facilitated by MIMIX software from LakeView Technology. [18 Aug 2006]
The Telecommunications Network That Weathered the Storm...
White Paper TelCove's Norfolk facility houses one of its 5ESS switches that provides call processing capabilities, including a feature rich list of applications and services for TelCove customers. TelCove's SONET ring architecture connects its customers... [31 Oct 2004]
