New types of partners for the Internet of Things
ORLANDO — Cisco Systems Inc. has been touting the $14-trillion opportunity in the Internet of Everything, which pulls…
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Cisco admits bumps in road to software defined networking
ORLANDO — Cisco Systems Inc. executives admitted in a panel discussion with international journalists that they could…
Intelligence-driven security, or invasion of privacy?
James Beeson, chief information security officer and IT risk leader at GE Capital Americas, recalled a recent…
Cisco’s Internet of Everything has major channel implications
SAN JOSE, Calif. — Let’s say you want to shop at Sean Curtis’s fictional CWI retail store.…
Espionage-as-a-Service
This is not your regular brand of security-as-a-service
Espionage-as-a-service
The technology connections are several, and what’s remarkable is how low-tech they were in the end
Women less likely to lobby for a promotion in IT
New study shows there is a motherhood pay gap instead of a gender pay gap
Canadian launch date for iPhone 5 announced
Apple’s next-generation smartphone more an incremental improvement than a revolution
No surprises with latest iPhone from Apple
Apple’s next-generation smart phone more an incremental improvement than a revolution, despite the LTE access
Dell makes its case for the healthcare vertical
Health care needs data for better collaboration and management, the company’s chief medical officer says
Resellers offering incentives to manage Apple, Android with BlackBerry Fusion
The struggling mobile device maker refocuses on the enterprise with a complement to BES that manages Apple and other mobile devices
Cisco pumps $455 million into Ontario R&D
CEO John Chambers and Trade Minister Sandra Pupatello sign a memorandum of understanding for a five-year deal. The province will add $25 million to Cisco’s $455 million investment in Ontario research facilities
Citrix takes VDI personal with latest acquisition
The company says its purchase of the Mountain View, Calif., vendor will allow it to offer the personalization advantages of dedicated VDI with the cost advantages of pooled VDIrn
Samsung Central Station Wireless Hub
A 27-inch wireless laptop dock might seem a bit much on your desktop, but there are some use-case scenarios where it would be, well, useful
Toronto to host 2012 Microsoft Worldwide Partner Conference
Canada will host some 15,000 Microsoft partners, IT staffers and media from around the world