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World Wide Worx conducts industry relevant market research on trends in information technology, telecommunications
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We leverage our market research & trends analysis in strategy development to assist clients with technology decision support
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We conduct website audits, benchmarks and evaluations using the Webagility system, along with a unique Digital Quotient
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World Wide Worx publishes the online consumer technology magazine Gadget, among several online and email publications
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We provide talks, workshops and seminars on trends and strategies drawing on our research along with global and local trends
- Gadget of the Week: Oppo recruits a selfie sidekickby Arthur Goldstuck and Jason Bannier on 10 November 2026
The Reno16 F encourages a little more experimentation with phone photography, write ARTHUR GOLDSTUCK and JASON BANNIER. The post Gadget of the Week: Oppo <br>recruits a selfie sidekick appeared first on Gadget.
- Vodacom targets mobile money gap in SAby Arthur Goldstuck on 10 November 2026
Changes to banking regulations could allow Vodacom to bring more of its African financial services innovations to South Africa, writes ARTHUR GOLDSTUCK. The post Vodacom targets mobile money gap in SA appeared first on Gadget.
- Game reserve boost for leaders – and touristsby Gina Case on 10 November 2026
Eight Mpumalanga nature reserves are part of a programme to improve conservation management, writes GINA CASE. The post Game reserve boost for leaders – and tourists appeared first on Gadget.
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