What Trump’s win means to the Canadian IT sector
In watching Donald Trump become the U.S. president-elect after a long and divisive campaign that was full…
Four business communities you need to sell to today
Today’s marketplace is in the midst of a profound transformation in how sales are generated and sustained.…
Shared Services Canada finally getting into action
It’s been a slow process — nearly five years to be exact — but the federal government…
Toronto just misses top 10 ‘future ready’ cities list [infographic]
Toronto has been recognized as “future ready,” placing 11th on a list of the world’s 50 most…
Michael Dell’s viewpoints on…
AUSTIN, TEX. – One of the first items on Dell CEO Michael Dell’s agenda for the 4th…
Canada’s long-awaited digital strategy unveiled: Digital Canada 150
Industry Minister James Moore unveiled a long-awaited national digital economy strategy at Waterloo-based OpenText Corp this morning…
High tech vendors are looking for that human edge
It’s too easy to forget that there are real people behind companies and brands who want you…
The silent economy could change the way technology is acquired
Companies no longer work for a year or more on a new product or device and then…
IBM’s EXITE technology camp for girls is open
For 13 years, EX.I.T.E. (Exploring Interests in Technology and Engineering) Technology Camp has been inspiring Toronto area…
Canada again out of the top 10 in global innovation index
The good news from an innovation standpoint is that Canada moved up on the Global Innovation Index…
Quake damage and power blackouts throw Japan’s IT industry into chaos
Power and transport trouble Japanese IT makers after quake
Technology as a service
Former N-Able founder gets into utility computing by launching The Utility Company, looks for resellers to be franchise partners
You need to listen to customers
Mash-ups make it more important than ever
Oracle shocks Linux groups
Oracle has surprised the Linux community by announcing it will provide the same enterprise class support for the open source operating system as it gives for its database, applications and middleware.
OnX hopes split will pay off
One of the country’s largest solution providers is carving its VAR business from the $60-million firm’s managed services operations in hopes of boosting its revenues and share price.