IBI refocuses iWay software for the channel
Company also to target B2B with iWay software
Trend Micro gains bigger Canadian presence
Security vendor acquires Ottawa-based Third Brigade
Federal government’s IT procurement process under fire
After laying down bid rigging charges to seven Ottawa area IT service companies, the Competition Bureau is now facing bold new allegations from one of the charged
Will managed IT services boom during recession?
One Toronto-based managed service provider thinks so and has rebranded itself to take advantage of businesses looking to reduce capital expenditures with SaaS
IT could be a lot worse off in 2009: IDC
The analyst firm says the ongoing economic recession might actually help drive the information and communications technology industry forward
Will Compugen’s IT equipment rental gambit find success?
Compugen sees a growing market for IT equipment rentals, but two industry analysts aren’t so sure
Security management, SaaS headline CAWorld
The global recession has made its presence felt at this week’s CAWorld 2008
Cisco enters the second half of Data Center 3.0
Company chief makes new Data Center 3.0 announcements
Cisco social network targets skills shortage
The networking giant focused on reversing the heavily publicized IT skills shortage trend at Cisco Live event
CA Canada survey sounds corporate data security alarm
Data breaches have more than doubled since 2006, and one in five enterprises have suffered a breach, according to the survey
Rogers launches HTC Shift
The Toronto-based telecom giant has announced a new partnership with HTC that will bring the mobile computer to Canada.
Apple’s iPhone on the way
After a year of constant speculation, the most hyped device is heading North of the border
Rogers to bring iPhone to Canada by year’s end
Communications company CEO confirms that a deal with Apple has been completed to bring the long awaited iPhone to Canada
Looking up at the channel
Novell CEO has added 152 new ecosystem partners in at attempt to become more significant to solution providers
Novell brains share thoughts on Microsoft
The widely criticized Microsoft Corp.-Novell Inc. interoperability agreement has been a success, Novell CEO Ron Hovespian said.