Local CRM software specialist FrontRange Solutions has acquired Chicago-based Maestro Commerce to expand its e-commerce and CRM application suite, targeting SMEs globally with "business on the Internet" solutions.
E-tailer dstore today announced revenue growth of 1600 per cent for the last six months, attributing the record result to surging consumer demand for e-commerce.
Enterprise networking giant Cisco Systems has launched a Content Delivery Networking (CDN) strategy to provide a comprehensive content-based networking solution to service providers.
PC reseller Virtual Communities is pursuing the first time PC-buyer market with a laptop and Internet access bundle.
Ian Gill has been appointed CEO of Zivo, wholly-owned web integration business of LibertyOne.
Technology One has recorded 58 per cent profit growth for the financial year ending June 30, 2000, attributing the latest financial results to a consolidated business strategy of software and services provision.
In a move that has implications for Web developers, the Internet Industry Association (IIA) has warned online businesses to design user-friendly websites for the disabled or face the risk of legal proceedings.
Broadband service delivery software maker Objectif has aligned with HarmonyCom to deliver a complete operation system services (OSS) and order entry activation solution to global service providers.
Telstra has launched a bundled e-marketing package for regional small businesses, offering them basic e-business capability, and access to a franchise and IT network.
Sanity.com.au has aligned with digital media production agency Imagination Entertainment to deliver traditional broadcast music content for global syndication.
E-commerce solution provider Pacific Commerce will attempt to create a paperless supply chain management system for regional hospitals through its newly launched vertical trading hub, Pacific Health ExChange.
Knowledge management (KM) software startup ThoughtWeb will hit the corporate sector with its "intelligent agent technology" later this year, following a $1.8 million round of capital-raising from personal investors.
Local knowledge management (KM) software start-up, ThoughtWeb, will hit the corporate sector with its "intelligent agent technology" later this year, following an $A1.8 million bout of capital-raising from personal investors.
IBM's information systems management subsidiary, Tivoli Systems, is betting the Sydney 2000 Games' e-business infrastructure is in safe hands, claiming it will execute the Games' IT plan well before the September 15 deadline.
Perth-based discount broker Sanford Securities has signed a content distribution deal with Telstra to provide investors with wireless share trading services.