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Southern Councils Group choosed Nucleus
Posted by Internetrix on 16 December 2004
The Southern Councils Group (SCG) is a voluntary association of seven Local councils (Bega Valley, Eurobodalla, Kiama, Shellharbour, Shoalhaven, Wingecarribee, and Wollongong). The SCG is charged with fostering collaboration between the councils. The Southern Councils Group has deployed Internetrix Nucleus to help members of various committees across the councils to share information, collaborate on projects, and track communications more efficiently.
Google News & Web Alerts
Posted by Internetrix on 16 December 2004
How do you monitor your competitors? How do you keep an eye on trends in your industry, or keep track of the news in your home town? If your current efforts don't include Google Alerts, this story is for you.
Copyright Changes - FTA Pain Begins
Posted by Internetrix on 16 December 2004
A November 22 article by Ross Gittins, Economics Editor for the Sydney Morning Herald painted a disturbing picture of regret regarding the US-Australia Free Trade Agreement. The thrust of his article is that the FTA sold out a lot of Australian Intellectual Property interests through the agreement to harmonise our Copyright and other IP laws with those in the
Welcome Tim Lawson - Solutions Architect
Posted by Internetrix on 16 December 2004
This month, we're excited to welcome our newest recruit - Tim Lawson as a Solutions Architect. Tim is a recent graduate from the University of Wollongong, earning a Bachelor of Computer Science (minor in International Studies). Tim excelled in the e-business and commercially focused areas of his study, and gained extensive experience as a student, developing an extensive database system which managed an annual event with more than 4500 participants.
New Office
Posted by Internetrix on 16 December 2004
As mentioned in last month’s newsletter, Internetrix moved office this month to new premises at Level 4, 85 Smith Street, Wollongong.
Online Crime Doesnt Pay
Posted by Internetrix on 24 November 2004
For too long, we've been reporting on frauds, viruses and other nasties that catch people out online. This month, the law enforcement agencys who fullfil
Chinese Delegation visits Internetrix
Posted by Internetrix on 24 November 2004
Earlier this month, Internetrix was fortunate to host to a visiting Chinese trade delegation.
Moving to new offices
Posted by Internetrix on 24 November 2004
After two years of growth, Internetrix is moving to new offices - and this time, we've got a whole floor to ourselves. Our new location, Level 4, 85 Smith Street/>
Centre for TPM (Australasia) chooses Affinity
Posted by Internetrix on 24 November 2004
Internetrix is excited to announce a new client for our rapidly growing management solutions division, with leading consultancy and training organisation, the Centre for TPM (Australasia) (CTPM) signing off on an implementation of Affinity, the Internetrix customer management solution.
E-Commerce for SME's
Posted by Internetrix on 24 November 2004
e-Commerce means many different things to many different people. To some people, it is all about selling products online, and means shopping carts, ordering and distribution of things like books, CDs and other products. To other people, it is as simple as using email to interact with customers, suppliers and associates. It is little surprise, then, that many Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) are confused about e-commerce, and with more than 80% of businesses being connected to the internet, it is little surprise that only a VERY SMALL NUMBER are even practicing basic e-commerce.
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