Carly Suppa

Already knee-deep in the Internet Protocol (IP) telephony and converged network world, Avaya Inc. announced Monday it has extended its capabilities to the branch office/remote worker to increase collaboration between connected and disconnected employees.

International voice, data and Internet service provider Teleglobe Inc. signed a wireless service agreement Thursday with Global Networks Inc., a wireless data infrastructure provider, in a deal that will see the two companies combine efforts to jointly offer mobile solutions to business customers.

After the glitz and glamour of the Academy Awards last month, it was the ACM World Finals that had Hollywood abuzz.

Designed to unwire the global workforce and, with a slew of partners, bring wireless access to a wider customer base, Intel Corp. has launched a new mobile technology that has already attracted some big buyers.

A report released Wednesday officially declared that high salaries have been replaced by less compensation-oriented criteria according to what IT workers deem most crucial to job satisfaction.

With its state-of-the-art hosting centres in Toronto and Calgary under its belt, Q9 Networks is offering customers managed server solutions with all the bells and whistles of its standard services, at a fraction of the cost.

The Canadian small-scale server market on Monday welcomed a new player to the fray

Montreal-based SR Telecom Inc. on Thursday announced it has acquired San Jose-based Netro Corp. in an estimated $121-million deal.