RIM’s 2011 so far: 10 months of BlackBerry ups and (mostly) downs
We look back on 10 months of highs and lows for the Canadian tech giant
A veteran technology and business journalist, Jeff Jedras began his career in technology journalism in the late 1990s, covering the booming (and later busting) Ottawa technology sector for Silicon Valley North and the Ottawa Business Journal, as well as everything from municipal politics to real estate.He later covered the technology scene in Vancouver before joining IT World Canada in Toronto in 2005, covering enterprise IT for ComputerWorld Canada. He would go on to cover the channel as an assistant editor with CDN.His writing has appeared in the Vancouver Sun, the Ottawa Citizen and a wide range of industry trade publications.
Shared services: Are the feds serious this time?
Wrapping-up GTEC on ComputerWorld Canada in Conversation
Acer T231H touchscreen monitor
It’s very nice to look at, but if you want to touch it you’d better be running Windows 7
Vendor has US$115M in free software for MSPs
Ottawa’s N-able expanded its freemium program recently in a push to help its managed service provider partners grow their customer bases
A three-tiered strategy for cloud computing success
Storage vendor Hitachi Data Systems unveils its cloud roadmap and several products and services for its channel partners
Shared services and procurement revamp the talk of GTEC
In this special video report, CDN talks to vendors, partners and the president of the Treasury Board about the federal government’s IT reforms
Steve Jobs is the Grandfather of consumerization
Jobs never aimed to conquer the enterprise market, but the Apple innovator’s legacy will be largest here
Classification the next frontier in IT security: Titus
The Ottawa vendor recently held its first partner conference, and says e-mail classification is the coming wave in the IT security industry
Smaller VARs may need to sub-contract from big fish on procurement: Clement
The government’s Shared Services Bureau is the talk of GTEC 2011, as the feds get ready to shake up IT service delivery and procurement
Smaller VARs may need to sub-contract from big fish on procurement: Clement
The government’s Shared Services Bureau is the talk of GTEC 2011, as the feds get ready to shake up IT service delivery and procurement
With managed services at inflection point, NetEnrich eyes Canada
The infrastructure management company is gearing-up for growth, and is looking to grow its Canadian channel
SMBs are ready to embrace managed services
N-able wants to help managed services partners break down the barriers to SMB growth, and it has a $115 million freemium program to help
SAP’s largest Business ByDesign engagement inked in Canada
Montreal’s R3D Consulting is implementing ByDesign, and will likely resell it as well
With Aspire S3, Acer goes heavy into ultrabooks
Video: Take a look at the Acer Aspire S3-951, the product at the lead of the vendor’s new push into the ultrabook market
Michael Murphy has left Symantec Canada
CDN has learned that the long-time subsidiary head is no longer with the security vendor