HP upgrades business intelligence product line
Hardware giant also announced a series of analytics platforms tailored to specific industries
HP finally gets into Windows 8 game
Hardware giant launches its first Windows 8 convertible laptop
HP revamps storage products for market transitions
HP promises storage revolution with new products at its Discover conference
Avaya sees social, mobility transforming networks
Conference highlights the importance of cross-platform collaboration tools, value of partnerships
BYOD’s end game
Senior HP executive explains the end-game now that business has adopted mobile devices
IBM updates its big data strategy
Company says its analytics software is now faster, easier to use, and better equipped to tackle both structured and unstructured data
Lexmark’s next-generation printers are getting smarter
The company has announced a dozen new printers with improved management, control and security features
RIM updates PlayBook OS
The new operating system is more secure and co-operates better with other BlackBerry devices, the company says
Three BYOD tips for the channel
No point fighting BYOD, because “consumerization will win,” says Gartner analyst at CIO Summit in Toronto
Move over disaster recovery; say hello to business technology resiliency
Forrester Research says its time to rethink disaster recovery plans in a 24/7 world
Ontario city nabs IBM’s new $90M data centre
An analyst says facility will provide IBM with much-needed capacity for its strategic outsourcing business
RIM shows off more BB10 features
The company demonstrated more of the features it says will set BB10-based devices apart: a streamlined user experience, and strong enterprise security and privacy options
Why today’s e-commerce engines requires massive computing power
IBM’s massively parallel computing technology handles some of the world’s most challenging e-commerce jobs
IBM to market directly in the cloud
IBM to weave analytics and CRM capabilities into a single platform
Cisco connects with Grey Cup championship
The CFL’s Grey Cup train will bristle with Cisco’s networking and video technology as it crosses the country