ACS touts hacker proof online payment system
A secure online payment system that removes the need to transmit information over the Internet can potentially surmount the steepest hurdle to e-commerce - consumer fear.
A secure online payment system that removes the need to transmit information over the Internet can potentially surmount the steepest hurdle to e-commerce - consumer fear.
In an unprecedented show of solidarity, Hewlett-Packard, Compaq Computer, NEC, Gateway 2000, Advanced Micro Devices and seven other high-tech powerhouses have struck a massive deal to create a new Internet-based company.
A damning probe of some 1300 online auction sites has revealed major auction houses such as eBay and Yahoo are among a string of players caught up in illegitimate software sales.
Although financial analysts were quick to pronounce the technology bubble "dead", Internet analysts were not so eager to put the final nail in the coffin.
New-fashioned customer relationship management (CRM) vendors are coming out of the woodwork, but in most cases, it's a situation of "buyer beware", warns Neil McMurchy, senior analyst at Gartner Group.
E*Trade is seeking compensation from Telstra after the online trading company was forced to endure an outage that prevented it from delivering services to customers throughout one of its busiest periods, Computerworld has learnt.
Corporate network security in the Internet economy has gone beyond technology to become a business issue as organisations struggle to manage the risk of giving key stakeholders access to business-critical information while keeping intruders out.
Successful e-business partnering between CSC, M2M and OZ eCorp will speed the adoption of online communities in Australia, according to an Internet analyst.
CSC has forged a strategic alliance with OZeCorp and M2M Corporation to jointly build online communities for the Australian market, Computerworld has learned.
Vendor mergers and their increasing impact on existing product lines often trigger critical support concerns among users. For one customer's site, a lack of support and pooraccount management forced a decision to switch vendors.
Newbridge Networks has done an about-face on strategy, admitting it will consider takeover offers in the wake of continued poor financial results.
Businesses expecting to derive huge cost savings from an application service provider (ASP) model will be disappointed, according to a local enterprise business software developer.
Local officials have denied reports that Newbridge Networks is in takeover talks, despite widespread speculation Alcatel and Ericsson are bidding for the troubled equipment vendor.
The multibillion worldwide storage market could be in for a major shake-out following a recent patent-related decision in favour of Storage Computer.
The Australian Army is in the final throes of implementing a multimillion dollar training system servicing about 30,000 personnel.