GTEC 2012: Feds look to gain online access IDs
GTEC 2012 Citizens will soon be able to use their banking credentials to log into government Web sites. Would you share your account info with Canada Revenue?
Managed Services for SMBs a greenfield opportunity
The word at N-able Partner Summit: SMBs getting interested in managed services, and cloud and virtualization are hotrn
N-Able outlines new Managed Services road map
Upcoming product releases to bring mobile management, improved automation and more
Feds stay mum on telecom foreign ownership changes
The government isn’t ready yet to reveal its new foreign investment strategy, Industry Minister Christian Paradis has told a communications conference
Shared Services boss looks for IT savings, big and small
The new organization to consolidate federal government technology was the primary focus of the public sector technology conference. Why Liseanne Forand thinks Canada can succeed where Australia failed
Why more open government could save lives
Opening up government data for use in public applications could have saved lives during brush fires last year in Australia, said one expert
Looking ahead to 2010 in the IT channel
In 2010 we can hope for a recovery and perhaps a return of sanity, if only temporarily. As always, what does it mean for the channel?
What customers want from the channel: honesty
Above all, customers say they want honesty. And many feel they’re not getting enough of it
What customers are looking for from the channel
Service tops the list of things customers want most from the channel
Cloud security raises unanswered security questions
Cloud computing is a promising evolution of some old ideas, but some security questions remain unanswered
Next steps in Government 2.0
How the public sector could make more data and platforms available to channel partners
The re-usable paper office
E-mail has made quite a difference
Hasta la Vista baby, hello Windows 7
Windows 7 is more of a refined Vista than a major departure from it
There’s more to the Microsoft/Google rivalry than meets the eye
Don’t call the Microsoft/Google rivalry a war. It’s more like a police action
Has the e-book finally come of age?
The Amazon Kindle has managed to charm this self-professed book lover, but there are still concerns