One of the big buzzwords in both politics and business around the world for the last few decades has been decentralization. When formerly communist and socialist governments start selling off state-owned industries, and huge multinationals take management decisions down to the lowest possible level and region, clearly the message has gotten through. That message is that dynamic systems empower the front lines in a company or government agency and allow the most knowledgeable people, the ones who are on site and on the job, to access the power and prestige of the larger entity.

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For a technology whose roots are over 100 years old now, faxing has held on well. In addition to the more recent (1990s) addition of online faxing to the mix, fax machines have proliferated since the 1960s and easily total several hundred million in working condition around the globe. Literally billions have been manufactured and sold. They remain an integral part of a modern firm’s communications toolbox, and should remain so for many years to come. This is because faxing functions as a bridge technology between the older machines and the newer online services.

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When setting up an e-commerce site, an integral part of your design is deciding on how your customers will actually purchase products from you. In most online stores, customers are given the option to pay using credit cards via a secure card processing portal, or they can make payment from their Paypal account. In addition, there are also other payment gateway options through Google Checkout or Yahoo Store. In order to help you decide on which option is the best for your e-commerce site, here are a few things to consider.

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