The demands on even the most technically competent IT Managers are increasing at an alarming rate with the advent of e-business.

This guideline will look at how the growth of e-business is fuelling the demand for e-skills

This guideline looks at the business, operational and technical issues associated with establishing and supporting an e-workforce

It is critical to understand that the internet is not just a sales channel, it is also a marketing channel

Managing the risks associated with deliberate or accidental attacks on the information systems that support e-business

A number of legislative initiatives in the EU and the UK affect business conducted on-line, including the Electronic Communications Act

By successfully integrating e-commerce with internal operations management, companies can dramatically cut the cycle times of all processes

With e-business, the danger is that dependence on technology will obscure the need to support people at every level of the enterprise

An overview of the strategic and implementation issues facing IT managers as they embark on an e-business project

E-services include product research, procurement, auctions and the range of associated facilities addressing the complete value chain.

Enterprise Application Integration belongs to a comparatively long line of IS approaches aimed at enhancing the contribution made by technology to business

According to the IT National Training Organization, 'The use and management of IT has opened up one of the fastest growing job markets of the age'

In organizational terms, wireless and mobile technologies should be seen as expanding the corporate network at the edges

Big software needs to be customised and broken down into useful parts relevant to the precise needs of business units, departments or divisions