May 7th, 2009 by businessconsultant

Latest update on the UK DNA database reported by business technology consulting firm tactips.com reveals that the measures taken by the UK government may not be all they are cracked up to be. Our business technology consulting reporter gives the inside track where action on the database is to be brought into line with a European court ruling. The niche market consulting view of their actions is described as minimal, to say the least, since the EEC ruling suggests that it is unlawful to store information on innocent people.

Ministers have at their disposal a range of niche software solutions embodied in existing database that would allow people who are not convicted of a crime to be removed from a database almost instantly. The tactips.com business technology consulting team believes that the time scale could be as little as twenty four hours, but the elected representatives are standing by a term of up to twelve years.

With information technology consultant opinion firmly in line with its small business consulting team, it is clear that this is unnecessary stubbornness. No technical reasons would prevent this shift according to the tactips.com software consultant.