DiData`s Health Alert Network, developed to combat the risk of bioterrorist activities in New York City, is now being marketed to all 50 US states.
The business-to-business Internet services sector will grow to 18% of the total IT services market by 2006, says BMI-TechKnowledge (BMI-T).
The Sun Microsystems Web Services Platform Developer Edition for Java Web services and application development has been released.
Stonewall Productions has teamed up with Sports Loyalty Card in the UK to develop the roll out of loyalty sites for UK premiership division soccer teams.
High cost and proprietary approaches have nailed early efforts to put enterprise applications on wireless and mobile devices. A local company now punts GPRS on browser-phones for standards, low cost and ease of use.
Global Technology (Glotec) says its Internet-based tenant tracking service, Tenant Profile Network (TPN), has signed up its 200th client.
A new market research study suggests that worldwide end-user WAN and Internet access service expenditures will grow 24% by 2007, from $88 billion to $109 billion.
The latest release of the Bull Tax Administration Application was released in the third quarter of 2003. This version has a number of significant changes and enhancements when compared to previous releases.
Sun Microsystems has established the Sun Developer Network programme to provide software developers with content, training, support and technology access.
Peopleworks24 has introduced Domestix, an online service designed to solve domestic employer issues.
DexData, a subsidiary of the Dex Group, has developed the DexData Money Management Gateway Internet-based money collection process system.
Telefonica Telecomunicaciones Publicas has placed an order for Marconi Neptune interactive Web phones.
In today`s technology roundup: Apple releases Safari Beta 2; Michigan outlaws firewalls; and IBM plans sneak attack on Office.