Ayaya expands cloud offerings
The vendor will offer a range of services under the AvayaLive name
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The much anticipated 700 MHz auction has been carefully structured by Industry Canada. Here’s a guide to which spectrum will be most fought over, and why
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Toronto conference discusses Internet control and if who should be responsible for cyberspace
Avaya boosts video line up with acquisition
Radivison’s enterprise video infrastructure and endpoints will be integrated with Avaya’s Aura unified communications platform
Telus now offers full managed mobile services
Carrier teams with U.S. services provider to offer enterprises the ability to outsource configuration, management and analysis of mobile devices
Nortel patent rockstars ready to rock
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Brocade promises technology mix-up
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Toronto cloud backup provider teams with NetApp
Asigra partners with storage array manufacturer to offer data protection as a service to Tier 1 service providers and telcos
Ontario should outsource IT more according to report
The debt-ladden province needs to look at shifting as much of its IT systems as it can to the private sector
Rogers to sell USB sticks that can double LTE speeds
Under ideal conditions, download speeds of up to 40 Mbps can be achieved with the latest laptop modems. Also new is a mini-tablet LTE smart phone that can use a stylus
Rogers will stop traffic throttling next month
The controversial Internet practice will start to end next month, the carrier says, after the CRTC alleged it was degrading some residential traffic
Riverbed increases Cascade visibility into networks
Network performance management software gives deeper visibility into the data centre
Is the BYOD battle in hospitals over?
Should healthcare institutions let staff bring their own devices? The battle’s lost, says one CIO. Not yet, replies a medical researcher
Avaya has a Flare for Apple’s iPad
To broaden the reach of its tablet client, the company releases a special version for iPad