 | Purify your sources! Given how much businesses depend on data these days, you'd hope that the information stored in their IT systems would be accurate. Unfortunately - and quite often - it isn't. But experts from BT's IT business have the know-how to help... |
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 | Will we ever be able to talk to our computers? Back in the 1960s, science fiction writers like Arthur C. Clarke were predicting that we'd be chatting to our computers by 2001. In the real world, BT Tomorrow asked Simon Ringland, who heads up BT's research into multimodal interfaces, if fact will ever match up to fiction... |
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 | You light up my life Messages are usually conveyed in written or spoken form. Signals that we interpret as messages - such as swaying trees blown by the wind indicating that its good sailing weather - are known as 'ambient' messages... |
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 | What's next for text Why read the text of a whole document, when there's clever technology that can abridge it for you - even when you're on the move - and save you valuable time?... |
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 | Making more connections Many businesses are bringing home the benefits of working collaboratively. Nowhere is this proving more valuable than in the realm of R&D, as a recent project between BT and Siemens demonstrates... |
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 | Keep it simple, Spida In our digital world, when it comes to company success, information is king, right? Well, not always. But turning information into "knowledge that cannot be ignored" may be. And BT's researchers have found a way to do exactly that... |
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 | A 'meta-directory' for all As organisations change and people come and go, managing the many databases that hold identity-based information - such as employees' details - has become something of a headache for IT managers. BT has the answer, as BT Tomorrow reports... |
