Global software giant Hewlett-Packard has announced that 3,378 workers will be made redundant at newly-acquired EDS.
The programmable Ford Focus key can limit speed, music volume, and chime when seatbelts are undone.
A US hospital puts its no-infections record down to a UK company’s unique anti-microbial technology.
IBM has announced that it will open a new data centre in Scotland which will offer services to middle-sized businesses.
BSA has settled with three companies using illegal software, and filed a court order against a fourth.
Nintendo has announced a new DS console and that it will re-launch ‘old favourite’ games for the Wii.
One water’s Duncan Goose is in the spotlight this month as Exec looks at the phenomenon of social entrepreneurship, which is replacing the cut and thrust of Nineties’ business ethos as the way forward.
Exec considers how to make IT systems ‘greener’ – less costly, more energy efficient and less polluting
Formed after AEA Technology restructured its operations in 2005, Don Macinnes told Exec how restructuring has made ESR Technology into one of the world’s leading technical consultancy firms.
Launched at the height of the dotcom boom and a survivor of the dotcom bust – IXEurope has emerged as one of the fastest growing datacentre services companies in Europe
Almost half of European broadband users are using their computers to watch television online, a survey claims.
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