Compliance leaders struggle to change user habits
Getting users on-board with a new (ECM) system can be a challenge
IBM enters master data management market
Big Blue creates an integrated portfolio set of offerings
The virtual grocer
Longo’s taps solution provider to freshen their ERP and supply chain management
AT&T extends security service to Canadian enterprises
With its coming new data centre in Toronto, an analyst says AT&T will be looking to increase its share of the Canadian market
Remote access VPN for smart phones
Seattle-based remote access firm Aventail announced recently that its remote access SSL VPN solution is now available for smart phones.
Hardware and software markets growing
Two new research studies found that profits are high for both areas in Canada
Treo launch raises questions
Experts explore potential of Linux-based handhelds, which may put the Palm OS under pressure
Forecast for systems design sector shows profits falling this year
The Conference Board predicts long-term increases of five per cent a year. But an ITAC official worries a predicted IT skills shortage will create “a perfect storm”
NetWare goes virtual
Novell gets down to domain services for Windows at its annual BrainShare 2007 conference
NetWare goes virtual
Novell gets down to domain services for Windows at its annual BrainShare 2007 conference
Nortel spin-off takes aim at Cisco
Blade Network Technologies to compete in the Ethernet switch market
The verdict on Government procurement policies is in
An independent group gives a positive review to new rules that would govern public sector spending
Sun adds Intel CPUs to its server line
Solaris is named operating system of choice for Xeon platform, which could open new opportunites for channel partners
Microsoft releases Windows Mobile 6
Software giant pits itself squarely against RIM with new version of mobile OS. Many partners have signed to put it in their handsets
Intel and Solaris: Where does AMD fit in?
What’s good for one chipmaker may be good for its rival, according to one analyst. Also: Canadian top exec Doug Cooper on how choice is changing the market