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...
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 has represented South Africa on judging panels for events ranging from the International Advertising Festival in Cannes and the Global Mobile Awards at the Mobile World Congress ... Read More...
Contact Details
You can contact us by phone, fax, e-mail, post, Skype, mobile or IM… But meanwhile you can start here:
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 12 ... Read More...
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May
2012
May
2012
SMEs slow to harness Cloud
Posted in Internet Research, Market research, News, SME Research | No Comments25 May 2012:- Despite the clear benefits of Cloud computing, ranging from reduced costs to improved efficiencies, small and medium enterprise (SMEs) have yet to embrace this approach to technology …
10
May
2012
May
2012
Mobile pushes Internet to the masses
Posted in Internet Research, Market research, News | No Comments10 May 2012:- The number of Internet users in South Africa accelerated dramatically in the past year, thanks to the impact of both smartphones and ordinary mobile phones. As a …
18
November
2011
November
2011
Web sites crucial for SMEs
Posted in Internet Research, SME Research | No Comments18 November 2011:- South Africa is about to reach a crucial moment in the evolution of the Internet. Not only is Internet access becoming more affordable, it is also becoming more accessible as people from a variety of economic backgrounds are increasingly accessing the Internet using their mobile phones.
