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January, 2009

Open Text content viewing tools support new file formats

Wednesday, January 14th, 2009

The latest versions of Open Text’s Desktop Viewer and Open Text Thin Client Viewer now support new file formats like Excel 2007 and Solidworks 2008 among others. One analyst describes a “ping pong” effect in content management

Waterloo, Ont.-based enterprise content management…

CNG Global launches managed network services

Tuesday, January 13th, 2009

By: Kathleen Lau

An Ottawa-based global telecommunications services company offers a “Canadian alternative” in the IT managed services market. Why an analyst thinks the company’s size might hinder its multi-vendor approach

The launch of a managed network service by Ottawa-based global telecommunications…

Cutting Storage Costs

Friday, January 9th, 2009

Rigorous Retention Policies & New Technologies Can Stretch The Storage Budget

It’s no surprise that in these tough economic times, IT managers are being asked to examine their budgets with a microscope in search of cost sav­ings. Although Gartner Senior Vice…

Five ways to keep your IT employees during a recession

Friday, January 9th, 2009

By: Briony Smith

The recession is unpleasant for everyone - especially when you have a position to fill, or career paths to consider. Read on for ways to make weathering the recession and keeping your career on-track as painless as possible.

The…

How Gen Y workers turn CIOs into IT watchdogs

Friday, January 9th, 2009

By: Shane Schick and Jennifer Kavur

When next-generation employees come into the enterprise, they have their own ideas about which usage policies should be obeyed. Harris/Decima explains how senior technology professionals can combat the insurgency. Part two of five

Toothless enforcement of…

How would you like your BI?

Friday, January 9th, 2009

By: Kathleen Lau

Successfully serving up data analytics to the masses will depend on how well you know your users. Experts discuss the options and preferences

When Ford Motor Co. decided several years ago to take a different approach to reporting the…

Will Sun’s Q-Layer deal end its cloudy days?

Thursday, January 8th, 2009

By: Rafael Ruffolo

Sun continued to bolster its newly created cloud computing business unit with its acquisition of Belgium-based Q-Layer. Find out if the cloud computing management and orchestration technology start-up will fit into the company’s plans

Sun Microsystems Inc.’s purchase of…

Get them while they’re young: tomorrow’s IT pros

Thursday, January 8th, 2009

By: Briony Smith

Declining enrolment in technology programs continues to be a problem, but the Canadian Coalition for Tomorrow’s ICT Skills is gearing up for a national event this fall aimed at getting students interested in IT

The Canadian Coalition for Tomorrow’s…

DECT cordless phones no longer secure

Wednesday, January 7th, 2009

By: Peter Judge and Greg Meckbach

European researchers demonstrated they can listen in to conversations on supposedly secure cordless phones based on a standard also used for wireless point of sale terminals. Info-Tech’s Mark Tauschek gives some advice to business users

After…

Virtual desktops on the cusp

Wednesday, January 7th, 2009

By: Paul Weinburg

Virtual desktop infrastructure has been seriously considered as a natural follow-up to server virtualization in some corporate IT departments, even before solutions started flowing into the market.

“Towards the beginning of this year was, some enterprises that had…