More Fiyah! Firegate Leaves Viruses Up in Smoke
by Sherri L. Smith
Remember when all you needed to protect your computer from hackers, spammers, and viruses was a decent firewall and some anti-virus software? Fast forward to today and the digital delinquents always seem to be two steps ahead of our most advanced security methods. Until now. Wiresoft, maker of high security products specifically for small to [...]
Read MoreBusiness on the Go: Five Apps to Run Your Business Remotely(iPhone Edition)
by Sherri L. Smith
Alright, so we talked a little bit about affordable accouterments that can be used to set up a home office, but what about when you’re out pressing the flesh with potential clients? How do you handle your business when you’re on the road, away from home base? Luckily, these five applications will help you keep tabs on your investment regardless of time or location. All it takes is a smartphone and a little ingenuity to make your office mobile.
Read MoreSurviving the Economic Forest Fire
by Markus Robinson
As the sub-prime mortgage market continues to drive down housing prices, so goes consumer spending. As most of you may know consumer spending is a key catalyst helping to propel the booming online advertising industry. As consumer companies are forced to reassess budget allocations, one of the first casualties in corporate budgets is usually [...]
Read MoreWeekly Money Trail- 08/01/2008
by urbantech
Cisco Systems has agreed to acquire software company Pure Networks for $120 million in cash as the networking giant expands its consumer product portfolio.
This is Cisco’s first acquisition of a venture-backed company since it announced in November that it would acquire Securent, a provider of policy management software, for $100 million in cash. Cisco, which [...]
The Weekly Money Trail- July 13, 2008
by urbantech
Bellevue, Investors Brings Alerts.com Back To Life
A few years ago, investors poured more than $18 million into Alerts.com, a developer of software that alerted users when content changed on high-traffic Web sites.
http://www.alerts.com
