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Archive for November 21st, 2008

Thames Water shores up contact centre IT

Angelica Mari, Computing, Friday 21 November 2008 at 16:26:00 Network consolidation and replacement of legacy system to reduce costs Thames Water has closed a deal with Cable & Wireless to implement an IP contact centre. The initiative is part of a three-year, multimillion pound managed services deal, which has seen the consolidation of 800 back-office and contact centre staff onto a single network where all customer data can be managed. The Cable & Wireless platform will replace a legacy system Thames Water decided to scrap following a temporary loss of service caused by flooding in the...Read More »

Server virtualization ain’t all that…

Immature headline for immature technology? Mini Poll If you listen to a lot of the vendors, server virtualisation is now pretty mainstream, and the impression you get is that it’s just a case of getting on with it - if you haven’t done so already. But how realistic is this?… Full published article at: Read More »

Virtual servers and economic gloom boost Wyse Technology’s message

'Wyse up and toss those PCs' Comment The recession is an opportunity for some. Wyse reckons it can boost its thin client business by pushing its thin client server running as a virtual machine overcoming Windows thin client inadequacies.… Full published article at: Read More »

World hunts for CherryPal cloud PC chimera

Have you seen the 2 watt mini machine? People are beginning to wonder if Max Seybold's sandwich-sized wonder machine really exists.… Full published article at: Read More »

FCC offers prison boss phone jamming help

Operators jam the jammer The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has offered to work with South Carolina's prison boss to find a way to prevent mobile phones being used in prisons, but industry body the CTIA is calling on the FCC to get a court order preventing anyone from demonstrating the technology.… Full published article at: Read More »

e-gold directors avoid jail

Controversial money transfer service given second chance Three directors of digital currency firm e-gold avoided a spell behind bars on Thursday after earlier pleading guilty to offences for money laundering and running an unlicensed money transfer business.… Full published article at: Read More »

Collaboration: A dirty word, still, for some

So what do you think about all this social software malarkey? Mini Poll Let's get personal here. Do you like collaborating with work colleagues? Do you like giving up your hard won knowledge for the greater good? Some people do. Some people don't.… Full published article at: Read More »

BlueSky Positioning snags Sagem

SIM manufacturer in strategic deal with pipe dream BlueSky Positioning, the company that promised to have GPS working in a SIM by June last year, has entered a "strategic relationship" with respected SIM manufacturer Sagem Orga.… Full published article at: Read More »

The GUI that almost conquered the pocket

Farewell then, UIQ The death of UIQ deserves a footnote for posterity – and a chance to take look back at a decade in which almost everything that everyone predicted for mobile data proved to be wrong. Given the way the market turned out, it didn't stand a chance.… Full published article at: Read More »

Verizon suspends staff for ogling Obama’s phone bill

Verizon staff caught snooping Staff at Verizon face disciplinary action after accessing Barack Obama's phone bill and taking a peek at who the president elect had been calling.… Full published article at: Read More »

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