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Red Cross invests in Epos system
News The British Red Cross has signed a deal with Cybertill to install up to 430 electronic point of sale (Epos) terminals as part of a £12m store refresh and expansion over five years. Currently each store... [14 Jul 2008]
Co-op Financial Services' mail goes digital in £12m deal
News Co-operative Financial Services (CFS) has signed a £12m deal with Xerox to digitise its mail-sorting processes. The company, which brings together Co-operative Insurance, The Co-operative Banks and... [15 Apr 2008]
Cadbury takes wraps off £650m efficiency drive
News He said: "We have recently signed agreements to outsource our global data centres to Hewlett-Packard and to downsize our IT organisation by up to a third in partnership with two IT outsource providers.silicon.com Retail... [26 Jun 2007]
Local government tech contract bonanza
News The City of Edinburgh Council has signed a £10m contract with BT to streamline its HR systems. This week has seen a blizzard of contract signing across local government, with deals involving HR, mobile working, CRM and... [29 Mar 2007]
Outsourcing to save Kelly Services $13.5m?
News Kelly Services signed a $12m deal last summer for virtual network operator (VNO) Vanco to manage a pan-European WAN connecting 310 sites in 16 countries. Recruitment agency Kelly Services is aiming to... [28 Feb 2007]
Pipex pays £36m for a Bulldog and a Toucan
News In addition to this Pipex has signed a wholesale deal to use C&W's unbundled local loop network, giving it access to 800 exchanges. Pipex is aiming to boost its customer base and mobile capability with the acquisitions... [07 Sep 2006]
Wiltshire inks £12m IT deal with Steria
News Wiltshire County Council has signed a new £12m outsourcing deal with Steria as part of an overhaul of its IT infrastructure. Steria beat off competition from 21 other applicants for the five-year managed... [26 Jun 2006]
Xansa wins £24m LSC deal extension
News Xansa's original £12m per year three-year deal with the LSC was signed in 2001 for IT systems development and support. IT outsourcer Xansa has won a £24m extension to its existing deal with the Learning... [11 May 2005]
SCO quarterly revenue falls 58 per cent
News The programme hasn't made much money since SCO signed major licensing deals with Microsoft and Sun in 2003. The SCO Group reported another quarter of financial losses on Tuesday, spurred by dwindling software and... [22 Dec 2004]
Somerset Council shells out £1.2m for new HR system
News The authority, which has an estimated 20,000 employees, has signed a £1.2m contract with software and services company MidlandHR and Payroll Solutions. Somerset County Council is investing in the... [09 Aug 2004]
Xansa wins £38m contract extension
News Xansa has signed an extension worth £38m to a contract with the UK government's Learning and Skills Council (LSC). The revised contract, which was initially signed in 2001 as a two-year £20m deal, will... [02 Oct 2003]
Egg credit card alliance lacks chemistry
News The online bank had initially hoped to use the venture to boost its new customer intake but after only 104,000 people signed-up, the pair decided to call it day. Poor uptake has forced Egg to ditch its joint credit... [24 Jul 2002]
Microsoft puts pen to paper in China
News Software giant Microsoft has signed its first joint venture in China to develop enterprise and government applications for the fast growing Chinese market. The new joint venture company Zhongguancun Software is worth... [18 Jan 2002]
BT 'to make millions' from SMEs
News While sixty per cent of the Britain's small businesses are in broadband coverage areas, only 30,000 have signed up for the service so far. However, two hundred and eighty customers have already signed up... [08 Oct 2001]
Top secret: PGP secures Linux
News The move is part of the NSA's Security-Enhanced Linux programme (SELinux), which aims to radically up the security levels possible from open source operating systems. The contract, worth $1.2m over two years, will see a... [10 Apr 2001]
