Telco court fight, round two: Rogers vs. Bell
Last week it was Telus versus Rogers. Now it’s Rogers against Bell over wireless marketing claims of superiority
A mobility strategy is more than just e-mail on the go
IDC Canada says organizations are fooling themselves if they think they’ve got a mobility strategy just because their workers can check e-mail and surf the Web on the road
Mobile CRM users favour BlackBerry over iPhone: Maximizer
The CRM solution provider has updated its mobile platform to give more information and tools to BlackBerry users
IDC Canada identifies 2009’s IT spending priorities
While the analyst firm is forecasting a challenging year ahead, there are still opportunities for the savvy channel partner
Predicting 2009: Channel consolidation, more virtualization, less Second Life
The crack IT World Canada editorial team makes its fearless predictions for the coming year in technology
Channel predictions for 2009
VARs, distributors and vendors place bets on mobility, SaaS and virtualization
CES: D&H Canada’s Greg Tobin sees a mobile future
The distie says the weather is cool in Las Vegas and so is the show, expect for some bright spots
Windows 7 may add spice to CES
Netbooks will also be in the spotlight, and mobility will be a major focus
New apps make iPhone a business accessory
Productivity on the go becoming a common SMB and enterprise demand
Industry bands together to push mobile broadband in laptops
Operators, laptop and chipset manufacturers are joining forces to push built-in support for mobile broadband, using a newly created logo
Mobile apps entering second generation
New mobile applications is all about the sales workforce
Five trends driving the need for better mobile security
New survey finds productivity increases with mobility
When LinkedIn knows where you are
With social networking and mobility converging, the opportunities for business are expanding
McAfee and MXI Security developing joint public sector offerings
Government agencies in Canada and the U.S. will have more options for encrypting data on portable devices, and a recent report suggests they’ll need all the help they can get
Sybase pushes the unwired enterprise
CEO John Chen briefs attendees about the wonders of the “unwired enterprise” and how Sybase can help them get there quickly