May
2008
Articles from 12th May 2008
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Records storage could be costly waste of space
May 12 2008 | Innovation & Technology
Birmingham businesses could be missing out on substantial cost savings by using valuable office space to store documents, according to document management specialist Crown Records Management as commercial property rents in the city remain high. Read
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IRIS earns top European accolade
May 12 2008 | Innovation & Technology
A Coventry software company kept its eye firmly on the prize to scoop a major award in Paris. Read
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Business concerns over online profiles
May 12 2008 | Innovation & Technology
More than two-thirds of business owners are concerned that how they appear online could have a negative effect on their business, according to research. Read
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Creditable mark of quality for Portech and KC3
May 12 2008 | Innovation & Technology
Two West Midlands companies, Portech Systems and KC3.net , are among the first in the country to be certified to Accredit UK’s software design, development and testing standard. Read
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Tesco stands firm against Google ad policy
May 12 2008 | Innovation & Technology
Google’s open season on company trademarks has started, which means that anyone can now buy your brand names from Google and advertise their products to people searching for yours. Read
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Civica's new owners 3i happy with £190m purchase
May 12 2008 | Innovation & Technology
Software firm Civica will be a huge success in the private sector, its new owner 3i has said. Read
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Madness to gamble with your firm's most valuable asset
May 12 2008 | Innovation & Technology
Peter Mitteregger, European vice-president of specialist IT firm Credant Technologies, explains why businesses need to protect their database. Read
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Customers see red with Orange
May 12 2008 | Innovation & Technology
Orange has ended up bottom of a consumer satisfaction league of mobile phone companies. Read
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BT gets mobile again with BlackBerry-style smart-phone
May 12 2008 | Innovation & Technology
BT Group has signalled its return to the mobile market after launching a BlackBerry-style smart-phone as part of its broadband deal for users to surf the web and make calls when not at home. Read
