
at Teamwork Project Manager (TeamworkPM.net)
Ireland

at Teamwork Project Manager (TeamworkPM.net)
Ireland
Diigtal Crew is a web design and internet application and software development company.
We specialise in Internet Application Development such as web design, e-commerce systems, Content Management Systems (CMS) and web based database-driven applications. All our websites are now built on TeamworkCMS, which is a Content Managment System developed by Digital Crew.
Clients include the likes of: Pfizer, lidl, Eli Lilly, PMG_Project Management Group, Bons Secours Hospitals, Tipperary Credit Union
(Computer Software industry)
November 2008 — Present (9 months)
Akari Course Builder is the comprehensive solution for educational course development and management that allows educiational organisations to collect, process,report-on, and pubich their database of programmes and modules in the standard European Credit Transfer System (ECTS) format.
(Computer Software industry)
January 2008 — Present (1 year 7 months)
(Computer Software industry)
December 2007 — Present (1 year 8 months)
We specialise in Internet Application Development such as web design, e-commerce systems, Content Management Systems (CMS) and web based database-driven applications. All our websites are now built on TeamworkCMS, which is a Content Managment System developed by Digital Crew.
(Computer Software industry)
2004 — Present (5 years)
(Privately Held; Computer & Network Security industry)
December 2002 — Present (6 years 8 months)
Zingtech is a development house that produces security and authentication products for the online and banking industries.
Is the joint holder of a number of patents in prevention of on-line fraud.
(Privately Held; 1-10 employees; Broadcast Media industry)
2000 — 2004 (4 years)
Video production company.
1979 — 2009
Film & Video Production 1998 — 2000
Graduated college student of the year
Joint Patents Holder US and Europe for transaction processing security device;
Patents pending worldwide on anti session hijacking device