Customer Services

Business Web Site - Design & Development
Lochgardie Media is a professional web design company that will cater to your web site design needs. With years of experience, Lochgardie Media is a web design company that has been designing and developing intuitive and ingenious websites for companies like yours.
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Consultancy & Trouble-Shooting
Lochgardie Media has specialist knowledge of a wide variety of internet related protocols, software and systems. We provide consultancy and trouble-shooting service concerning any non-hardware related internet matter. If you need a quick answer to get you site back on-line; call us right now in Australia on +613 (03) 5798 1464
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Content Management Systems
A content management system (CMS) is a system used to organize and facilitate collaborative content creation. The term is associated with programs for managing the content of web sites. We can provide customised CMSs that provide employees with restricted access to and the ability to update and manage the content on your corporate web sites.
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E-Commerce & Online Payment Systems
Taking orders on the Web involves more than just creating a form or installing shopping cart software on your site. You also need to consider several crucial questions as you decide on an online payment system.
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E-Marketing
E-marketing can be simply defined as "Achieving marketing objectives through use of electronic communications technology." This electronic communications technology includes: Internet, e-mail, e-books, database, SMS, and the mobile phone.
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Intranet Solutions
An intranet is a local area network (LAN) used internally in an organization that is sometimes access restricted. The internal site can stimulate employee knowledge sharing, training and project management.
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OpenOffice.org 2 is an open, feature-rich multi-platform office productivity suite. The user interface and the functionality is very similar to Microsoft Office.

From installation to use, OpenOffice.org is a valid stand-in for Microsoft Office. If you only use 5 percent of Microsoft Office's feature set (a majority of the computing world), making the switch to OpenOffice.org shouldn't be a problem.

If you must exchange embedded objects with Microsoft Office users, your best bet is to stick with Microsoft Office until the gents at OpenOffice.org are able to get their suite to play well with Microsoft Object linking and embedding (OLE).

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• ZDNet - Australia