IT labels and categorizations
The industry has a need to put companies in a pot and call them something. If they do not fit in any of the usual categories they create one for them
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Back into the black
Vancouver VAR developed new accounting system for the University of Alberta to help track its research projects
Kicking some IT butt
Montreal based solution provider becomes an insider at Microsoft not just to better its business, but to bring more social responsibility to IT
Oracle hypes Hyperion acquisition
Company vows to create a more comprehensive business intelligence suite, but competitors shrug. However, an industry analyst thinks one of them may be swallowed
Battle coming over mid-market CRM
With Microsoft’s CRM Live about to debut, the struggle over on-premise versus on-demand is heating up
Microsoft gets vertical
New ISV solution certification program announced at Microsoft Dynamics event deepens company’s push to specialization
Carol and company
Microsoft Canada’s top channel executive is pushing partner competencies as a way to increase profitability, even in a SaaS model
HP unveils latest IT/CE crossover product
HP has redesigned the old black or beige coloured storage sub-system. The computing giant also slimmed the tower model down by more than half, chopped the price dramatically and boosted the capacity to reach 1.2 terabytes.
Exploring the oil & gas sector
Using technologies such as sofware as a service, solution providers are finding markets in the oil patch to solve problems ranging from an aging workforce to consolidation of data
Next stop: Canada
They may only have CDW Canada as a channel partner here, but that isn’t stopping Chicago-based SpringCM from launching its on-demand electronic content management solution with SOA capabilities.
Google searches for partners
Vancouver company among those ready to sell custom services for Google’s new subscription office applications
Circuit City to shut down 62 stores in Canada
Circuit City Stores Inc. of Richmond, Va., announced it would close 62 of its wholly-owned stores in Canada because they were under performing.
EMC fleshes out UltraScale line
EMC Corp. has filled out its Clarrion CX3 UltraScale line with a low-end model that includes both iSCSI and Fibre Channel connectivity.
Corel hopes free leads to sales
Corel hopes the free basic version WordPerfect Office it released last month will spur demand for the more sophisticated enterprise version sold by partners.
Autodesk’s digital prototyping push
High-end software developer says new 3-D modeling effort will not kill 2-D CAD in the markeplace
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