World Wide Worx | Business Technology Research South Africa

Leaders in Technology Research in South Africa

What is World Wide Worx?

World Wide Worx is headed by Arthur Goldstuck, a pioneer in the South African market in the use of the Internet as a tool for productivity. He developed the first South African benchmarks for web site usability and strategy, and represented South Africa as a judge in the web site category of the Cannes International Advertising Festival in France in 2002. He is also author of a ... Read More...

Research Portfolio

World Wide Worx conducts leading edge and industry-relevant market research on trends in information technology, telecommunications and the strategic business ... Read More...

Publishing

World Wide Worx's publishing arm is responsible for online and e-mail publications that focus on WWW's core areas of activity. ... Read More...

Strategy

We leverage our market research and trends analysis towards strategic analysis and strategy development. This enables us to provide a ... Read More...

Website Benchmarking and Evaluation

We conduct web site audits, benchmarks and evaluations using the Webagility system, which has been developed over the past eight ... Read More...

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July
2008

The crime reality for SMEs

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One in four small businesses in South Africa has been a victim of crime more than once in the past year, according to the interim findings of SME Survey 2008, …

29
May
2008

SA research for global conference

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SME Survey, the largest annual study of factors influencing the competitiveness of small and medium enterprises in South Africa, has scored an international coup. A paper based on the findings …

14
May
2008

VoIP finally meets expectations

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Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP), which allows Internet users to make phone calls to each other at no cost, is finally taking off among South African businesses, four years after …

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