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New state of the art applications and services are set to drive the next wave of broadband take-up, according to a new report from the international strategy consulting firm, OC&C Strategy Consultants.
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Stephen Timms, the new e-Minister, has reiterated the Government's pledge to provide high-speed internet access across the country by announcing a dedicated new broadband team. However, IT contractors in rural areas remain sceptical, saying the Government is promising the technically impossible...
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A report by India's top IT lobbying group, the National Association of Software and Services Companies (NASSCOM), has warned India is set for a skills shortfall of more than 500,000 IT workers by 2005. The report shows India is already losing $2 billion a year from the 100,000 IT workers that are leaving each year to work in the US alone.
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IBM has added a five-year deal to provide IT services to the tyre manufacturer, Goodyear, to its growing list of large outsourcing clients in 2002.
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Douglas Alexander, Minister for e-commerce and competitiveness, has issued a UK-wide consultation on the management of internet addresses in partnership with Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN), the US-based organisation that co-ordinates the Internet's Domain Name System.
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Margaret Hodge, Minister for Lifelong Learning and Higher Education, has announced the formation of 'New Technology Institutes' (NTIs) across the UK to tackle skills shortages in IT.
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A survey conducted by Indicii Salus, a London-based Internet security company, has shown that 87 per cent of UK employees have read their boss’s private e-mail on at least one occasion. Of these, 66 per cent claim to have become an addicted to cyber-snooping because access to confidential information is so easily available.
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The Centre for Economics and Business Research (CEBR), an independent market analysis consultancy, has said findings from a survey it conducted recently on IT trends in the UK and US show the UK has moved out of recession.
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Andrew Smith, Chief Secretary to the Treasury, told delegates at the Office of Government Commerce's (OGC) Annual IT conference: "In the past we have not always got it right. Our track record has not always been as good as it could be."
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Estelle Morris, the Education and Skills Secretary, has announced a new e-Learning Strategy Task Force as part of the Government's drive to increase skills, including in IT, in the UK.
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