The card that syas it all

Article Abstract:

Melbourne-based Design Central licensed a CD-CarD from Swiss company Adivan, which combines CD technology in a business card format. About 30 Mb of information can be stored on the card - enough space for a graphic artist to make a multi-media presentation or a real estate agent to place a virtual walk-through of a house for sale. The business card, which is smaller in format than CDs, can still be read by most CD drives. The front of the card provides standard information such as company logo, names and telephone numbers.

Innovations, Business cards, Compact discs

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Microsoft Office's new web-based update

Article Abstract:

Microsoft's Office 2000 bundled suite of software will be introduced in the summer of 1999. It is an important product for Microsoft because it provides great income, markets the brand name, and captures the corporate market. The competitive terrain has changed since the previous version because many more customers use the Internet. However, Office 2000 has been upgraded to include World Wide Web tools.

Australia, International, Evaluation, Product/Service Evaluation, Product introduction, Microsoft Corp., Bundled software, Microsoft Office 2000 (Business application suite)

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