June 2004
The end of June has arrived and with the end of the Financial Year upon us it has been a hectic month for all businesses including the staff of Internetrix. We have embarked on our first international tradeshow in Singapore as well as visits to the United States and Europe which have resulted in new business opportunities we have been glad to embrace.
Back at home the development teams have been hard at work building a new version of Freestyle which when released will offer an improved user interface and an extended range of features. Our management suite of products have also had improvements with Nucleus having an improved navigation deployed, and Gravity and Affinity tweaked as well. If your business is struggling with managing your customer information, knowledge or workflow we have a product set and case studies that demonstrate real benefit.
Enough of the spruiking, this months issue also contains an article on Time Magazines top 50 websites of 2004 and a reference to an online magazine that has an interesting feature on the future of viruses as they move from deploying their payload via email attachments to exploiting the ongoing deficiencies of Microsoft’s operating system and browser software. So, despite the early sunsets and cold winds, we hope this edition provides good reading:
The top 50 sites have been categorised into News & Information, Lifestyle & Culture, Communities, Tools and Essentials and Just for Fun.
With a high churn rate of job vacancies PeopleServe will no longer need to outsource the management of their job listing pages and will not need to rely quite as much on other website postings as a ...
The Register article again highlights the importance of keeping your software products up to date and fully patched, which is a constant overhead in time and effort.
CommunicAsia2004 allowed businesses to gain direct access into Asia’s IT market.
Andrew Gillan of GillanIT the new websites administrator, is using Freestyle to keep the content varied and up to date, and as it continues its growth path will add more restaurants and venues.
As suggested in the introduction, June has been a busy month with international travel and numerous client sites being progressively developed.
