Chris Talbot

A new study by a consulting company in Toronto predicts an average 8.3 per cent increase in the average IT worker

Through a partnership with Sun Microsystems Inc., MuTek Solutions Ltd. of Or-Yehuda, Israel, launched a version of its Black Box Flight Recorder tool for the Solaris operating environment in February.

Computer Associates International Inc. has some bad news for employees who like to play games on their workstations: Not only can its Unicenter TNG Asset Management Option (AMO) 3.1 tool make sure devices comply with corporate configuration settings

Brampton, Ont.-based Nortel Networks Ltd. launched a suite of new products under its Personal Internet initiative at the end of January with the goal of enabling companies to create end-to-end personalized content delivery services.

With Canada

A study predicts that the average salary for networking professionals in Canada will increase by about 8.3 per cent to 10 per cent this year.

A new report from International Data Corp. (IDC) Canada indicates that corporations are ready to embrace wireless data services but that they are getting impatient with the tortoise pace at which vendors are moving to launch such services.

The Maritime provinces are quite possibly one of the last areas in Canada one thinks of when...