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Application Development: Are you spending more on test time than show time?

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Over 50 per cent of the software development lifecycle is spent on testing, according to recent research by CA Technologies. “That’s like a band that...

What you should know about data sovereignty and the cloud

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As cloud computing comes of age, a confluence of events has placed real enterprise concerns around data security, data privacy and how organizations can...

End of the line: Microsoft SQL Server 2005 support ends Tuesday

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The software giant will be sunsetting the 11-year old database management system this Tuesday

Where will you be when the digital transformation wave hits?

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Thought leaders and researchers will gather at May's IDC Directions & Canadian CIO Symposium event to explore how "third platform" tools will fuel digital transformation

EMC unveils its VMAX all-flash storage array offerings

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Storage vendor commits to all-flash for its primary storage offerings, relegating traditional disk to bulk and archive storage requirements

Tethered to the launchpad? Webinar explores way to find lift-off

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Every cloud may have a silver lining, but for a growing number of companies, the cloud is also creating an unmanageable amount of work. ON...

CanadianCIO Census 2015: The Collaboration Imperative

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Get the first look at our annual research study of chief information officers across the country and the major challenges they face

Majority of cyber attacks coming from legitimate sites: Report

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Websense’s ‘kill chain’ model outlines seven stages of an attack to help organizations protect themselves
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