Canadian video inspection firm turns to cloud
Librestream has put the software end of its industrial solution as a software-as-a-service option
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Cisco Canada opens IT building integration centre
Networking giant intends to make new facility an important part of its smart and connected communities strategy
Cisco CEO says luck played a part in turnaround
The network equipment maker is still on top of most product categories
Cisco Live conference preview
Cisco conference comes after year of upheaval
RIM won’t abandon physical keypad
RIM released beta versions of a number of tools this week to help developers
Taking the heat at BlackBerry World
RIM’s new operating system could help the company reclaim its smartphone prominence, but there are still some big roadblocks in its way
At first glimpse Blackberry 10 is a game changer
RIM CEO Thorsten Heins tells the world about BB10’s functionality boost
RIM tantalizes crowd with BB10 demo
The first public demonstration of the next generation BlackBerry operating system shows some neat tricks
Partner unimpressed with RIM’s strategy
A closed-door briefing left at least one partner unimpressed on the eve of the conference’s official opening
Ontario is about to go big on IT outsourcing
The Province looking for one integrator to be sole supplier of certain IT services and one provider to build a unified communications system
The feds have an “action plan” for open government
The Harper government will direct bureaucrats to think of disclosing information by default. To keep track of everything, it will create a hosted government-wide records database
Advice for federal IT workers facing layoffs
Tout the fact that you worked for one of the biggest and most complex IT environments when looking for another job, says expert
Balsillie is out as RIM backs off consumer business
Sales and earnings plummet as the Waterloo, Ont.-based BlackBerry maker’s free fall continues
Video conferencing and consolidation to help feds slash spending
Videoconferencing, cutting back on software and hardware licencing fees are among the ways Ottawa will try to slay the deficit
Channel could benefit from Ontario’s IT outsourcing and consolidation
McGuinty government hopes to save $100 million in partnership deals to deliver public services, plus $90 million in consolidation