eTelemetry expands Canadian presence
Catalyst Partner Program revised to now include Canadian VARs and SIs
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Abaca looking to eradicate spam
E-mail protection and messaging security company creates North American-wide channel program
Microsoft’s Mac chief talks about Office
Sheridan Jones, the group marketing manager for Microsoft’s Mac Business Unit, has four pillars for Mac users
Why surgeons should pick up Wii remotes before picking up scalpels
Plus, new cellular phone patent in cars and how to pass certification exams
ARC banking solution takes home the gold
Edmonton, Alta.-based ARC Business Solutions Inc. is the gold recipient of this year’s best enterprise solution for its work with BMO InvestorLine.
Pretty as a picture: Apple’s new MacBook Air
Plus, Oracle acquires BEA and banning writers from Facebook
Communication Connections Canada wins gold in service
When Toronto-based The Logit Group, a public opinion and market research firm, wanted to update and secure their network environment, they turned to Communication Connections Canada (CCCanada), an IP Communications solutions provider based in Mississauga, Ont. for help
Conamex International’s MOSS-based solution Grooves its way to success
This is the second consecutive win for Montreal-based Conamex International in the best small business solution category.
Apple releases super slim MacBook
Called Air, the notebook measures 0.8 to 1.2 inches in thickness, while weighing only three pounds
A notebook for the gamer in us all
HP’s Pavilion dv9615ca Entertainment Notebook is great for everything multi-media
Microsoft makes a splash at Macworld
The release of Microsoft Office 2008 for Mac promises a bevy of new features, and a more Mac-like user experience
Intel launches new Modular Server building blocks solution for SMBs
Company banking on solution’s low cost and flexibility to help it win more business
Blink Logic no longer a Cognos partner
The BI solution provider doesn’t know why it’s been dumped, and Cognos isn’t talking
New factors give Green IT a red light
Nearly half of all Canadian data centres have gone green, but the rest are far behind
Steering clear of speeding with GPS devices
Plus, social networking sites and the increasing popularity of online videos