Digital Tsunami has developed and launched a site using responsive design, for professional cameraman Matt Gormly. Matt shoots for clients and on locations around the world. Travelling Matt is the company name given to Matt Gormly by Andrew W Morse, when Matt started flying and working around the globe. The two met in Australia in 1991, just …Read More…
Digital Tsunami has developed and launched a microsite for the Fearless 2014 women’s business event, using responsive design. The event, conceived and operated by Australian consultancy She Business, attracts a larger number of female entrepreneurs and businesswomen, every year. Fearless 2014 will be convened on December 3rd at Crystal Palace, Luna Park, Sydney. The responsive …Read More…
Australian listed company XTEK Limited (ASX:XTE) is Australia’s homeland security specialist, providing high-quality protective security, tactical and forensics solutions to the government, law enforcement, military and commercial sectors. XTEK provides Document Examination systems to all Australian and New Zealand police forces. The company also provides these systems for passport and visa examination for most Australian …Read More…
Since late 2012, all new Digital Tsunami online sites have been developed with responsive design. The latest responsive sites, launched on July 25, are for View Hotels and Compass Capital. These responsive sites are accessible to all, irrespective of the platform on which they are viewed. Content presents appropriately on all devices (desktops, laptops, tablets, phablets and …Read More…
Consensus Software Awards have been recognising excellence in Australian computer and industrial software since 1999. The Consensus Group now manages a range of awards, including the Consensus Software Awards, Consensus Innovation Awards, Big Data Innovation Awards, IT Professional Awards, Student Innovation Awards, Consensus IT Awards, Consensus IT Writers Awards and the Consensus GreenTech Awards. The value of its identification of …Read More…
Since it was introduced in March 2012, the lightweight triangular PayPal HereTM cardreader device has been a simple way to accept mobile credit and debit cards and PayPal via an iPhone. PayPal Here is a payment system which uses an app and a portable Bluetooth chip and PIN card reader to easily accept debit or credit card payments. Read about the original device PayPal Australia …Read More…
There is something primal and comforting about a fire. There is the sense of security which dates back to our earliest tribal ancestors, and the simple fascination with flickering flames. However, burning tree branches, or fossil fuels such as coal, oil or gas, is extremely damaging to the environment. There is a better alternative. A …Read More…
In order to reduce waste and increase efficiency, a Bendigo timber frame and truss plant is now producing biomass briquettes. The BB Truss & Timber 6,000m2 factory is exclusively equipped with Multinail machinery and designs and manufactures roof trusses, wall frames and floor trusses for residential construction. In producing carbon-storing timber frames and trusses, BB …Read More…
Canberra based civil construction firm, Group One, has embraced new technology to simplify and improve workplace health and safety (WHS) monitoring activities. Supervisors have been supplied with iPads and can access custom developed applications from worksites across the ACT. Supervisors use the iPads on site to undertake inspections, monitor plant, complete Safe Work Method Statements (SWMS), …Read More…
At a “Place Pins” launch at the San Francisco headquarters of Pinterest, CEO Ben Silbermann stated that the site now has 750 million location-specific pins, to which users are adding 1.5 million pins every day. Pinterest is a site which enables users to upload and collate photographs and videos linked to other webpages. Users ‘pin’ …Read More…
