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PFI lacks deal-makers_3
“Serious weaknesses” in public-sector contract negotiation and project management skills are blighting the success of the government’s private finance initiative (PFI) for construction of government and departmental buildings, according to a new report.
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Publish and be damned_3
Conservative MP Alan Duncan explains why he believes the government’s e-commerce bill is a ‘dog’s breakfast’
UK firms lead the way_3
British companies are ahead of French, Dutch and German firms in conducting electronic commerce, according to a survey by CMG.

More than 70 per cent of the 250 respondents believed e-commerce was essential to the success and survival of their company. Nearly 60 per cent agreed e-commerce is a revenue opportunity that cannot be ignored.
The Tao of Motivation_3
This book asserts that motivating others is inextricably linked to motivating oneself. How can you motivate others to do something if you do not believe in that something and are not motivated to achieve it yourself?
Cap Gemini tops awards_3


Cap Gemini Ernst & Young was the overall winner at the fifth annual Management Consultancies Association Awards. It took the prize for its facilities management work with interactive television service Open Interactive.
Covisint launches tool_3
Microsoft deal for NHS_3

PPP lauded by minister_3


Public-private partnerships (PPP) remain one of the best ways to ensure private-sector skills, innovation and efficiencies are married to the public-sector ethos to serve citizens, said Andrew Smith, chief secretary to the Treasury, speaking at a PPP conference in London.
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