Marketplace users divided on needs, united on benefits
"Big boys" approach a significant factor in users' decision to join
Stories by Aimee McClinchy
Trade Me gets tough on fee avoiders
Auctioneers Act of 1928 doesn't apply
WELTech safe as Lucent strips
WEL Tech is still attacking US by itself
Health companies to add ideas to plan
Draft plan available online
Eforce closure: logistics software firm caught up
PSI still a going concern
Commsoft shares nosedive
CRM and call centre software developer Commsoft shares plunged more than half their value last week after the company announced a $A6.25 million operating loss on revenues of only $A3.86 million for the six months to December 31, 2000.
Software Association gets back to basics
Clusters will be set up in every major city
IT entrepreneurs talk about marketing
Software developers should get marketing help once product starts taking off
Brocker seals major contract
Tender awarded to Brocker’s technology services company, Datec
FORST asks IT for tourism help
Grant is for pure research - with no pre-requisite for commercial outcome
Ariba takes rental route in NZ
Strategy in Asia Pacific quite different to the US
IT entrepreneur tells all
Other countries are too “money-centric"
OneZone boss on team
Ecat members to meet every month and take away “some homework”
Nurses know best at South Auckland Health
System driven from the user side
New venture to help technology firms
Braham Shnider, the Australian who once planned to bring an IT industry online marketplace to New Zealand, has launched a new venture: a Melbourne-based consultancy called Channel Enablers.