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Commuters to use social networks for travel updates
Researchers create an iPhone app to share warnings of delays.
Companies are on a different planet when it comes to getting social media
Businesses must travel from Mars to Venus if they want to be successful in the new dawn of social media says Forrester
First Choice uses testing tool to boost online service
The travel company will use Empirix's e-TEST software suite to automate testing and identify issues before they adversely impact on the customer...
Travel company calls for holiday BlackBerry ban
Alpharooms.com is calling for a return to days of old when holidays were used to escape from work rather than cram more work in.
Monarch flying high with new web testing tool
The travel group is using a solution that will enable it to fully test web applications before it unleashes them on the public.<br/>
Public Sector Roundup: Smartcards for seniors
The Department for Transport rolls out England-wide smartcards for bus travel for seniors, Wakefield gets telehealthcare technology, and Scotland...
Public Sector Roundup: Wales saves on IT
This week, an online auction has saved Wales £6 million on IT and Socitm opens entries for its IT travel contest, while Watford and Wandsworth...
More tech trouble for Oyster cards
Transport for London's travel card has been hit by a second bout of tech trouble.
Barclaycard displays wave-and-pay in cab
Barclaycard has exhibited a mockup of a wave-and-pay system in a taxi at the Business Travel Show.
Travel tech to beat traffic
National Traffic Control Centre to use automatic number plate recognition to warn drivers on the M25 of traffic delays.
Productivity main driver behind renewed video conferencing adoption
Survey shows over 40 per cent of companies have a formal policy encouraging virtual meetings in place of business travel.
Oyster wave-and-pay trial is successful
A combined travel and payment card from Transport for London, Barclaycard and Visa works, a trial has found.
MoD gets its own travel site
Capgemini wins five-year deal with the Ministry of Defence to design and implement a web-based travel booking service.
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