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Highland Perthshire Portal
22 April 2010
The Higland Perthsire tourism portal was recently launched to enable tourism businesses to work together in areas where there is no conflict in business interests.

Enablis competition winner
21 December 2009
The winners of the 2009 FNB Enablis Seda Business LaunchPad competition were announced recently and Paul Storry, a director of Quartex technologies, is the winner in the ICT, business expansion category.

Geographical Load Forecasting
14 October 2009
Quartex technologies were appointed as part of the VAMP consortium to undertake Eskom's Western Gauteng Network Master Plan. Our role in this project was the development of the Geographical Load Forecast.

Forestry Web Map
29 September 2009
We have recently completed a web-based mapping application for a forestry company. The solution allows the end-users to interact with their data and extract critical information related to the forestry compartments. They also have the ability to create and print Pdf maps.

St John's DSG Website

The website has undergone a complete redesign, and is now running on Umbraco, a highly configurable and customisable, fully featured open source content management system (CMS). The principle of a CMS is that it enables the owners of the website to create and publish dynamic content without the assistance of web designers or developers.

This website includes an implementation of a Lightbox Gallery, a simple to use, but sophisticated image viewer, RSS feeds for news items, and a graphically based events calendar. The site can be viewed here, and more information on Umbraco can be found here.

29 May 2009
Andrew