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Latin America, with its low PC penetration, is going wireless. Businesses will need communications architecture that will allow operators to migrate to the new technology without discarding their previous investments.

If e-businesses refuse to provide online live support to website visitors, it is a fact that they will be likely losing customers.

At the center of the global banking market is the “market of one”-the customer.

It’s been a big hit in Japan. Now the mobile Internet is hitting Latin America, where analysts see a potential bonanza for the wireless craze.

Latin America is automating its trade finance operations and procedures are becoming quicker and more cost-effective.

Mobile phones could help online financial services reach market segments that elude other devices for accessing the World Wide Web.

Latin America is entering the Internet age, which means big opportunities for technology service providers.

With the Internet revolution occurring rapidly in Latin America, it is likely that banks in the region will leapfrog to virtual banking.

The digital economy has revolutionized competition, product innovation, and, most importantly, customer service.

Steel vaults, surveillance cameras, armored trucks and alarm systems offer little protection for banks online. Here’s a description of the high-tech security systems used in cyberspace