HP innovations help channel simplify print fleet management
The vendor says consistent firmware and app development are turning printers into strategic productivity tools
Government 2.0 round-up at Mesh
Cities are taking the lead with open data, but the feds are catching up in the social media space
Ontario gets expanded e-waste recycling options
Ontarians have no excuse for tossing old iPods in the trash as a province-wide recycling program doubles its list of devices and drop-off locations
Five steps by Edmonton toward open government
Edmonton’s CIO outlines five steps rooted in IT the city is taking toward open governments
Municipalities abuzz with talk of open government
Experts in open government and social media discussed everything from government-as-a-platform to app stores at the Open City Workshop in Edmonton
Extreme Makeover: Windows 7 School Edition. How a dad overhauled the IT network at son’s school
How an IT consultant overhauled the IT network at his son’s school, with a little help from Microsoft and Windows 7
SAS pushes for business analytics in Canadian government
Fraud experts at a SAS Institute event in Toronto addressed challenges facing the government when it comes to combatting fraud, and why the “crown jewel” in fraud detection is powerful analytics
Telus predicts the future of mobility and communications
Five predictions for mobile trends for the coming year
Citrix to turn laptops into virtual machines
With competitors launching desktop virtualization solutions, Citrix is going in another direction
The Lotus Bus makes a stop in Canada
Lotus Connections is featured on a bus equipped with iNotes, Symphony, and security for boundary workers
Video: Sneak peek into Xerox’s print lab
Scientists at the Xerox Research Centre of Canada reveal research on reusable paper and printable organic electronics
Shopping the Apple App Store
We close our series of mobile application reviews with the store that kick-started the trend: Apple’s App Store. Jennifer Kavur goes shopping
IBM aims to address female IT under-representation
IBM’s E.X.I.T.E. program encourages middle school students to explore the technology field
McAfee launches software that monitors Facebook
Ontario’s privacy commissioner gave a thumbs up to McAfee yesterday as the company unveiled Internet security software for families.
BMC launches Performance Advisor technology
“The bane of IT shops is you buy a lot of hardware and it becomes underutilized,” says the company’s CIO. Here’s his company’s contribution to the answer