Dan McLean

Canada, as the world's seventh largest IT market, is generally from a vendor's standpoint a highly competitive and hotly contested geography.

Enterasys, a networking company that since its inception has been in a constant state of makeover, may have finally hit upon an identity with which it can live for a long time.

Small and medium businesses (SMBs) in 2004 might be inclined to declare that it's good to be the king. The king of IT...

The year ahead in enterprise networking looks a whole lot like the one that just passed. That is to say it's unlikely...

Three years ago, IDC Canada research into IT security identified what was then described as a "disconnect" that existed between the risk apparent for many Canadian organizations and the effort invested to minimize that risk.

The days of achieving strategic advantage through IT investment are gone. So says a recent Harvard Business Review article published in May.

There was a time when you didn't have to be a rocket scientist or a network engineer for that matter to figure out the driving need for enterprise data communication systems.

The handoff of information service operations by large businesses to third-party outsourcing providers continues and might well lead many Canadian IS professionals to wonder what the future holds for their internal IS departments.