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e-Marketplace World - e-world travel, leisure & entertainment_2
14 June 2002
London
California software scandal threatens governor’s future_2
What appeared at first to be a massive one-off bungle is turning into a major political scandal in California - affecting not just the jobs of all 69 employees of the state’s IT procurement body but also the future of Gray Davis, the high-profile st
China's Century: The Awakening of the Next Economic Powerhouse_2
Laurence Brahm Wiley, £17.95 Rating: 5/5
Institute of Logistics and Transport Exhibition and Convention_2
25-26 June 2002
International Convention Centre, Birmingham
Shared Services Week 2002 Conference, Workshops and Study Tour_2
18-21 June 2002
Cafe Royal, London
Avoiding Claims in Building Design: Risk Management in Practice_2
Malcolm Taylor Blackwell Science, £35 Rating: 2/5
Government surges forward with plans for electronic shopping mall_2
A "cyber-store" allowing goods and services common to government departments and agencies to be ordered electronically will be "on its way within six months", according to Brian Rigby, director of the Treasury’s procurement group.
National Union of Journalists' directory of freelance journalists_2


National Audit Office blames TBA operating loss on health contract_2
A report by the National Audit Office has severely criticised the Buying Agency (TBA) for weaknesses in its procedures. It says these led, in 1997, to its first-ever operating loss after a drop in its total operating surplus of more than £1 million.
Commerce One set to launch web platform in ‘early 2003’_2
Commerce One is to develop tools to handle complex web services this year in a further move away from its roots as a provider of public marketplace solutions.
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