The Internet is a massive collection of networks. It connects millions of computers and mobiles and other smart devices together globally. According to the Internet Live Stats, there are more than 3 billion Internet users worldwide. There are over a billion websites as well. So, it is important that you take proper precautions while browsing the net. Preparing your computer/mobile/other smart devices for the Internet It is always better to …
Why Keep Content Management Systems Up-to-date with Patches? The management and administration of Content Management Systems (CMS) continues to be a challenge. For one, it is extremely resource intensive.
According to recent studies more than 65 percent of the web development Brisbane projects do not use a content management system. With so many advantages, it is surprising that more people are are not making use of content management systems development Brisbane.
Earlier this year I was approached by an organisation I volunteer for, Cochlear Implant Club and ADvisory Association (CICADA Qld), to help with a request to help them conduct an inexpensive website freshen up for their existing website, built using a product called Zoho Sites. Their main concerns were the dated, lacklustre appearance of the site, cluttered content, and confusing navigation. I admit I have never heard of Zoho, as …
A Taiwanese case shows how expensive it can be to pretend to be someone you’re not online if you are a corporate, as Samsung has found. And while it’s a Taiwanese case, the same situation could well apply in Australia.
Social media can be a better way for authorities to broadcast messages than traditional media. In this post Glen Gilmore gives 10 reasons why social media is important in a real crisis. But how many organisations can actually take advantage of these media?
Never heard of Wilbing? Well I’m not sure the word has really been coined, it probably still dwells as an acronym in some sort of linguistic limbo, but Workplace Internet Leisure Browsing (WILB) is good for your productivity according to Melbourne University research.
