Stories about: EGlobal

Microsoft and the US Department of Justice are back in the ring but the software giant is more hesitant about throwing its weight around these days.

An Australian company is teaming up with US media and marketing partners to showcase Asia-Pacific region companies in front of key US technology executives.

Listed e-commerce solutions developer eGlobal International has won a $A17 million contract to supply software, smart cards, printers and readers that will be used to integrate smart card facilities into a medical insurance system being developed for the General Social Insurance Company of Shenyang in China.

In a week when export orders were being pulled in from all parts of the globe Jtec won a deal to supply ATM gear for a regional backbone network, Third Rail won over the US National Guard, Citadel Securix stormed into a strong partnership in Singapore and Intellect, which just cannot stay out of the headlines, chalked up a sale in Indonesia. And there was still plenty more activity on the home front

Davnet won a contract to install a broadband fibre communications network in the tallest building in the US - Chicago's Sears Tower - while eGlobal International won a similar intelligent building contract in China, then Intellect, which just cannot stay out of the news, cracked a $A3 million contract in The Netherlands. And that was just the tip of this week's news

Enterprise software and e-business integrator, eGlobal was last week appointed Australian distributor for high end Java development tools vendor Webgrain. The announcement comes at the same time as its acquisition by ASX-listed Coms21 is being completed.

Australian software developer MYOB has expanded its presence in Asia by acquiring its distributor in Hong Kong. Closer to home, and the alliance forged with Microsoft by newcomer Needa Solutions headed a substantial list of agreements entered by Australian companies during the week

Iocom is launching its CRM software suite on to the world stage by giving away copies of its FullCRM package. Closer to home more conservative deals have been taking place

E-business service provider eGlobal has announced the availability of Check Point software's Virtual Private Network and Firewall software via the ASP model.

Sausage Software has opened its first Asian office in Singapore, where it has already signed up two global clients. Other Australian companies also increased their efforts in the region, while Logica made another attempt at getting its business up to speed Down Under

New software and services announced for use by service providers