Liquid Computing puts support behind Barcelona
Company will release Barcelona-based LiquidIQ fabric server this week
Your guide to the ongoing story of how technology is changing the world
Software-as-a-service gets green light
RBC survey says total cost of ownership, not security, is the main barrier to adoption
New study shows SMBs are not green enough
Being environmentally sound is a luxury some small businesses can’t afford
Users take the measure of SAP
ASUG survey will set performance benchmarks
Palm Foleo brings PC-like keyboard, display to Treos
Hawkins discusses emerging need in smartphone sector
You haven’t Hurd the half of it
Why HP’s chief is taking the eat-your-own-dogfood approach
SAP moves to the front end
The head of the company’s new Business User group makes a Canadian pit stop to talk about Web 2.0 widgets, the future of Duet and its corporate performance management suite.
Sage reshapes its channel businesses
The head of Sage Software says its channel partners could be among the big beneficiaries of a restructuring effort to create business units linked to customer segments.
PIPEDA by the numbers
A study by the national watchdog shows a significant number of Canadian businesses haven’t begun to comply with the law. Jennifer Stoddart raises the idea of privacy certification for IT managers
Sage reshapes its channel businesses
The new business units will also allow Sage to offer more back-end revenue sharing to its channel
Sophos expands Canadian operation
Security vendor opens up Toronto office, which gives the subsidiary two locations in Canada
Canadian IT spending to reach $100B by 2010
Research firm forecasts 5.5 per cent IT spending growth for this market
Curses! The Microsoft cursor fiasco
How long does it take Redmond to notify users of a serious problem?
Palm reported, but did not sell
The handheld firm reports its financial results, but Motorola and Nokia’s names never come up. Analysts discuss why a merger may be inevitable in the long term
Google searches for partners
Vancouver company among those ready to sell custom services for Google’s new subscription office applications