By Dermot Corrigan
Possibly the most important decision to make when planning a new company website is what URL or domain name to choose. This address will symbolise your business in the future, so companies will want to get it right.
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By Dermot Corrigan
Perhaps due to the novelty and rapid evolution of internet technologies and e-business trends, many businesses are not sure how to approach finding and dealing with a web development partner.
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By Dermot Corrigan
While companies and agencies spend a lot of time worrying about the design of the site, it is vital not to neglect the content of the site. This is what your customers will actually see and learn about you.
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Digital marketing has become a required element of any campaign in recent times. But finding the best balance can be a daunting task. With so many platforms to choose from – and trends to follow – there is a high risk of spreading budgets too thin. Similarly, you might focus on a medium that does not fit the overall message.
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By Jason Walsh
Data security is an increasingly big issue in an online world. Transaction data zips around all kinds of public and private networks. Customers expect security to be maintained at all costs. The key to achieving this with regard to credit card transactions is payment card industry (PCI) compliance.
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By Jason Walsh
Una Dillon, spokesperson for the Irish Payment Services Organisation (ISPO), said that major Irish retailers were aware of their liabilities and the fines that could be levied by the payment card industry (PCI).
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By Adrian Weckler
Irish companies’ telecoms and internet costs have fallen or stayed the same over the past year, according to the latest survey by the Commission for Communications Regulation in Ireland (ComReg).
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By Adrian Weckler
An anti-piracy start-up firm is attracting significant commercial interest from record labels and music promoters.
Dublin based Tunetrak produces software that watermarks individual music tracks on CDs. The software also monitors more than 10,000 radio and television stations, listening for copyrighted music and material.
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By Adrian Weckler
How can your firm use technology to save money?
In this issue, we try to answer that question. In a series of special articles looking at issues ranging from software to electricity consumption, we hope to provide an outline of how technology can ease your company’s overheads.
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Sport seldom fails to provide useful analogies for understanding those tricky areas where business processes and technology meet.
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