The File
2004
Offshoring bites: outsourcing anxiety, online-fraud scares and a contractor market finding its feet.
10 ARTICLES
2004
2004
2004
- 3 MAY 2004Armed eBay user 'wanted to talk' to auction winnerA Louisiana man who lost his eBay bid for a collection of uniforms to a fellow bidder loaded up his gun and drove to New York "to talk to him", a US…IT
- 9 APR 2004Western work will return if East is overusedWestern demand for Indian IT workers shows little sign of easing.BUSINESS
- 4 APR 2004Confidence tricksters catch surfers hook, line and sinkerMore web users than ever before are succumbing to the exploits of online fraudsters who, as recent examples show, are using ever more devious methods…IT
- 17 MAR 2004Why aren't you using Linux?So you want to run a professional system and have heard about Linux being a free alternative to Microsoft's astronomically-priced software.IT
- 1 MAR 2004'Phishers' net £60m from online bankersOnline bankers in the UK are warned to be vigilant of e-fraudsters in a fresh police crackdown on the multi-million pound scam of "phishing".IT
- 21 FEB 2004Next-Gen contractors to beat 'old IT'Contractors who re-invent themselves and accept equivalent rates of pay to their Indian outsourcing counterparts' will inherit the future of IT…BUSINESS
- 6 FEB 2004What's the e-Envoy got to do with IT?Full of good ideas and tall promises at their grandiose introductions, our appointed e-leaders pledge to fight the good fight to boost UK IT for all.POLITICS
- 24 JAN 2004How IT is shaping up in 2004With rising demand for IT workers, renewed interest in ambitious projects and stable hardware sales, the beginning of 2004 looks to be the tail end…BUSINESS
- 8 JAN 2004Demand for IT contractors ranks secondThe UK recruitment industry's report on jobs shows IT contractor demand has risen to second out of eight sectors with demand for permanent IT workers…AGENCIES
- 7 JAN 2004Offshore outsourcing is turning on its mastersThe shift of well-paid technology jobs to India, China and other low-cost offshore centres is beginning to cause Western companies public relations…BUSINESS