News Archive
Ebusiness news archive from January 2006
| eBay: how to sell 3 Perfecting your sales pitch is as important on eBay as anywhere else buyers and customers interact. Getting it right first time and being easy to do business with are crucial if your new sales channel on the auction web site is to be a success. | |
| Europe needs more fibre in broadband diet claim Laying fibre optic cables between customers and their local exchange is the only way to achieve 100 per cent broadband coverage it has been claimed. | |
| eBay : how to sell 2 Before delving into the technicalities of setting up a seller’s account on eBay, let’s hear the first-hand findings of a new seller. Me! | |
| Vision on Compatibility is always an issue when setting up a video conference over broadband, especially at short notice. Ideally, the technology required to ensure all the participants have acceptable sound and vision should be as unintrusive and straightforward as possible. Hassles configuring
systems to use a common platform only get in the way of the real business at hand: the meeting. | |
| Analyse your bandwidth usage Worried about being caught out by your broadband’s bandwidth allowance? A free software download may be the answer to your budget fears. | |
| Dual phone your existing handset Obtaining the flexibility of voice over IP and regular landline calls from one handset need not involve splashing out on new phones after all. | |
| eBay: how to sell After much build up of late, finally, we can unwrap the first of our series on eBay selling… | |
| New VoIP handset on the way Thinking of ditching the geeky microphone headset for a VoIP handset? You may wish to hang off a little longer… | |
| Online tills working flat out Christmas and the post 25th sales have helped make December the best so far for UK retail websites. | |
| 100 per cent community access to broadband achieved The commitment by the Scottish Executive to roll out broadband to every community by the end of 2005 has now been fulfilled they say. | |
| What’s in store in 2006 Another tradition round these parts to help fill that awkward New Year news slot is the “look forward to the year ahead” story. | |
| The 2005 rewound awards A continuum of gradational culture change through time representing the unbroken development of a single culture. Or, as we prefer to have it, it’s a tradition of long-standing. | |