E-waste programs show progress
British Columbia joins provinces working with industry to keep electronic parts out of landfills
Geac Computer to disappear for good
Ontario company was a victim of poor management, says industry analyst
Sage accounting for accountants
Sage Software’s first iteration of Simply Accounting will have an edition specifically for accountants.
NPD study looks at digital homes
Canadians have yet to embrace the full potential of the PC as an aspect of their home entertainment system, according to a recent study by NPD Group Canada.
What’s in a name: The ThinkPad T43p
Lenovo goes all out to ensure customers know its notebooks are from IBM
Desktop replacement laptops: Big and portable power
These are among the largest notebooks we’ve tested
Defending different
Local display and notebook manufacturer makes deal with AOC
Barracuda drives now all in one family
After several years of carrying two lines of Barracuda high-speed hard drives, Seagate Technology is merging them into one family.
AMD goes stable
The microprocessor manufacturer is promising system stability for corporate buyers
Driving hard with hard drives
A blog by Frankie Wong of Elco Systems
Buffalo roams further north
After making inroads in the U.S., Buffalo Technology is picked up by Canada’s big broadline distributors
Novell thinks it can help developers build a better desktop
In an effort to spur adoption of open source software, Novell Corp. is posting some of its application usability testing data and resources on the Web for developers.
Hyperion shifts to integration
Brings BI, BPM apps under one workspace
What’s new? Five up-and-comers you should know about
In our annual look over the horizon, we chose a handful of trends resellers should become familiar with. According to industry observers, they may offer opportunities for selling new products or services
Putting Canada on the online map
A Quebec-based solution provider helps Canadian Geographic build the first Web-based atlas of Canada