Nov
2009
Articles from 26th Nov 2009
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North universities praised in funding report
Nov 26 2009 | Science & Technology
TWO North East universities have been named among 16 UK institutions as world-class research centres, in a new report published today. Read
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Cut servers and reduce your footprint
Nov 26 2009 | Science & Technology
IT'S no exaggeration to say that virtualisation is set to become computing's de facto standard. Read
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Dotcom post firm says no address is no problem
Nov 26 2009 | Science & Technology
AN American millionaire has assembled an elite team of young entrepreneurs as he plots to transform the postal system forever. Read
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US sales softwear firm forges links to region
Nov 26 2009 | Science & Technology
AN American software giant that has helped boost sales at the likes of Microsoft, HP and Xerox, has enlisted a North East firm to bring its latest product to these shores. Read
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Capitalise with video captioning
Nov 26 2009 | Science & Technology
A FEW years ago, the internet was mainly made of text and pictures. If you could see the screen, you could access the web. Read
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IT support client list boosts fledgling firm
Nov 26 2009 | Science & Technology
A FLEDGLING IT firm has boosted its client base with the acquisition of a portion of a North East rival, as it looks to take its annual turnover past the £500,000 mark. Read
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Scientists a beacon for our region
Nov 26 2009 | Science & Technology
PROOF, if proof were needed, of the future potential of the scientific community in the North East was given this month when two Durham scientists were singled out for recognition at top industry awards. Read
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Region is urged to apply for share of IT hand-out
Nov 26 2009 | Science & Technology
TECHNOLOGY giant Microsoft is heading to the North East to urge local authorities to bid for a share of an £18m funding pot to improve IT skills and curb unemployment. Read
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Funding boost for FScan
Nov 26 2009 | Science & Technology
SCIENTISTS in the region who are pioneering a new test for prostate cancer expect to bring the technology to the market within 18 months after winning their latest funding boost and attracting interest from North America. Read
