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CFOs want clearer view of travel costs
News Syncing IT travel tools and expense systems will help financial chiefs better manage profitability, and save up to 15 percent in corporate spend, says Amadeus exec.
Tags: Cost control, Software integration, HR policies and procedures, Strategic management tools, CFO, Survey, cost savings, Tool, Procurement, Strategic management tools
3G can still grow in Asia
Cobrand But, there's still a need for cheaper handsets and better content, as operators look at data services to offset falling voice revenues.
Tags: Mobile/Wireless, Mobile platforms
RFID: How does it help business?
Insight In 10 years almost everything will be tagged, say experts. So how will these little chips that are soon to be so pervasive take over your business?
Tags: RFID
UK police database: 'A major weapon in crime fight'
News A Logica-headed consortium has been awarded the US$113 million contract to deliver the first phase of the Police National Database.
Tags: Databases, Logica, Database, Michael Bichard, Impact Program, consortium, England, Silicon.com, U.K., information management
Research leads to fresh calls for data-breach laws
News A recent survey has revealed many companies hide security lapses from clients, leading to renewed calls for mandatory reporting of such mishaps.
Tags: Data centers, Data security, Director Of Information Technology, Security, Organization, IT Services, Logica, Data Breach, IT Security, Information Security
UK leads in Galileo-procurement shortlist
News The U.K. satellite-communications industry has made a strong showing in the shortlist of companies bidding to build Europe's GPS alternative.
Tags: GPS, Mobile platforms/communications, Satellite, Logica, India, European Space Agency, Japan, Russia, Germany, U.K.
Logica wins US$289m long-term contract
News Crown Prosecution Service chooses Logica to build and run a computerised system that will manage criminal cases in England and Wales.
Australia sweeps security breaches under the carpet
News Australian Federal Police agent says most Australian organizations sweep security breaches under the carpet to avoid public scrutiny in the courts.
Tags: Business security, Security Management
Boeing loses another laptop holding employee info
News Personal information relating to thousands of workers at Boeing, the multinational aeroplane maker, has been lost after a laptop was stolen.
Tags: Notebooks and tablets, Security
100 billion short messages per month expected by 2002
News Mobile telecoms operators will be sending 100 billion short messages per month, within the next three years, according to forecasts by Logica, an international computer consultancy, systems integration and software company.
Mars probe hailed as triumph for U.K. technology
News The British-built Mars probe Beagle 2 has successfully separated from its 'mothership' on the final leg of its mission to search for signs of life on the red planet.
European firms eye possible Cambridge Technology deal?
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Offshoring to India: What works?
News Tech execs of Welsh Water and Reuters say offshoring to India is challenging, but the returns are worth the effort.
Tags: Outsourcing, Offshoring
Volunteering your IT skills
News Volunteers with IT skills are in demand around the globe. Consider some of the opportunities available...
VMware service links public and private clouds
News Company has launched vCloud Express, a pay-as-you-go service that lets developers write applications for internal virtualized environments and external clouds.
Tags: Cloud computing, Cloud, Virtualization, software company, Gartner Inc., VMware Inc., Cloud computing, Environment, Hardware, service provider
