Cisco announces new Virtual Office bundle offering
Solution designed to extend enterprise security and functionality to remote locations
A journalist of 20 years experience in newspapers and magazines. He has followed technology exclusively since 1998 and was the winner of the Andersen Consulting Award for Excellence in Business Journalism in the eEconomy category in 2000. (The category was eliminated in 2001, leaving Webb as the only winner ever.) He has held senior editorial positions with publications including Computing Canada, eBusiness Journal, InfoSystems Executive, Canadian Smart Living and Network World. He is currently the editor of ComputerWorld Canada and the IT World Canada newswire.
Dell to target digital nomads
The PC maker launches its first new family of Latitude laptops in four years
Canadian Apple stores won’t sell the iPhone
Blog reports say Rogers’ iPhone pricing plans have angered Apple, but a telecom analyst disagrees
2008 predictions
The senior editorial staff at IT World Canada, publishers of CDN, were locked in a room with a crystal ball and prognosticated on what new trends, issues and acquisitions will make headlines in 2008.
Costs cut into telecom industry profits
A strong labour market and fluctuations in interest rates are among the pressures eroding profit growth, the Conference Board of Canada says
NAC module lowers barrier to entry, Cisco says
Plug-in for ISR product line aims for 50- and 100-seat branches and SMBs
Cisco’s unified communications counter attack
The company faces the threat of increased rivalry from the likes of Microsoft and Nortel
HP storage goes green
EVAs carved into logical unit numbers to increase utilization
Autodesk’s digital prototyping push
High-end software developer says new 3-D modeling effort will not kill 2-D CAD in the markeplace
The digital prototyping push
High-end software developer says new 3-D modeling effort will not kill 2-D CAD in the market place
Globalization creating challenges for designers, says Autodesk head
Conference hears CAD users talk of using software to visualize solutions. One startup hopes to save 75 per cent of prototype time in creating a hybrid fuel sports car
IT Business is shouting, shouting, shouting out loud
Featuring podcasts that need some musical backup. Are you ready to play?
Albert Einstein is a robot from South Korea
One of the strangest things I saw at Ottawa’s GTEC 2006 conference
The first do-it-yourself backyard office
A Canadian firm advances the evolution of the outbuilding
Gaming made easy
Nintendo offers a gaming platform for people who aren’t gamers