Are you one of those employers who annoy their employees outside of office hours on their mobile devices? If you are, you’re not the only one. More than a third of employees get hounded even after they clock off, according to a recent LinkMe survey. But if you are, you might want to stop, because […]
After a rocky start, Customer Relationship Management (CRM) applications have grown up. New CRM models offer an SME streamlined centralisation and can be hosted, leaving technical side of CRM to the experts. In the past CRM applications have been like the little girl with the curl—when they were good they were very good and when […]
Malware and cyber attacks continue to plague enterprise networks. Meeting business security challenges is a priority for all organisations. Here’s how you can install cost-effective security for your business. By Bryan Stibbard Granting web access to employees poses new challenges to IT administrators. In addition to regulatory imposts, hackers and data thieves are developing new […]
Adoption of the software-as-a-service (SaaS) sales model is accelerating at a phenomenal rate in the region, changing the way vendors do business and the way organisations use business software, writes Paul K. Berger. SaaS has been one of the IT industry’s hottest buzzwords over the past couple of years, and for many good reasons. The […]
Unless businesses begin securing corporate data outside the corporate IT infrastructure, the valuable evolution towards flexible working may be short lived, writes Tim R. Dickinson. Working form home may be the stuff of fantasy but flexible working is now a corporate reality improving staff retention and supporting corporate environmental policies. The near ubiquity of broadband […]
Navigating your way through the right telecommunication system to suit your business needs is becoming more complex and time-consuming. Brad Howarth simplifies the choice in telecommunication systems with advice in everything from network providers, manufacturers and which technology is right for your business. Telecommunications is one of the basic requirements of almost any business. But […]
Lightweight and compact, the Asus Eee PC claims to be the world’s easiest PC. Based on the three E’s—easy to learn, easy to work, easy to play—it makes using mobile internet both simple and affordable. The Eee PC hard drive has been substituted for flash storage, and while the system is based on Linux, it […]
Feel free to wander with your laptop, and still have access to decent internet access speeds. The Optus Roamer USB receives coverage at 96 percent of Australian locations, and with broadband speeds, you won’t find yourself waiting. Simply plug into any computer to watch it go. And if you’re on the move, it’ll seamlessly choose […]
With four times the recording capability of its predecessor, the Sony ICDB500 Notetaker allows you over 80 hours of recorded talk. But the 256MB recorder also comes with a few more surprises, including the ability to record reminder alarms. With digital clarity, a large LCD screen and voice-operated recording, this easy-to-use number packs a decent […]
Motorola’s Moto Q is back, this time with much more to offer, including Windows Live Messenger and Good Mobile Messaging. Available on the Telstra Next G Network, the Moto Q9 offers broadband-like speeds that allow song downloads in approximately six seconds. And with eight inboxes for corporate and personal use, together with the capability to […]
