RIM in another court battle
American mobility company Visto gives the BlackBerry maker its latest legal war
IBM increases SMB efforts through partners
Security experts say password proliferation leaves SMB vulnerable
IBM hungry for more VARs
Las Vegas – IBM is planning a big increase in its partners around the world, but the Canadian arm is more interested in maintaining an even number of quality resellers and solution providers.
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Shortage of RFID integrators
Experts are warning to expect a shortage of qualified personnel to install and run RFID when demand for the technology begins to peak over the next few years.
Lotus beefs up product line
IBM is opening up its Lotus tools to include a greater emphasis on open standards, a continuation of Big Blue’s services-oriented architecture strategy, and more support for other products its customers use.
Serge Godin relinquishes CEO title at CGI
Staying as chairman so he can focus on looking after customers, finding new opportunities
The Northern Irish approach to IT
A Belfast research centre provides some strategic blueprints that Canadians could learn from
Lenovo hires ex-Ingram president Wright
Heather Ross vacates the position she held for less than a year
Constellation aligns four initiatives for Citrix
New line up of products out at Citrix’ iForum conference
Constellation stars align for Citrix
Constellation comprises four initiatives, including an autonomic load management tool, a system health monitor, a graphics accelerator and a policy manager
CANARIE plans expansion of pan-Canadian network
Dozens of institutions across the country will be hooked up over the next few years
Phishing expedition warning
Targeted e-mail campaigns are hitting individuals in financial institutions and governments, cautions IBM
Lessons for Lenovo
The Chinese firm still hasn’t set up a Canadian office, but resellers and analysts are already coming up with advice on how it can revive IBM’s money-losing PC business. Is anyone listening?rn