Jeff Jedras

It may conjure up images of The Matrix, but its creators say an intelligent robotic device being developed by a group of Canadian companies to inspect water pipe systems has the potential to generate significant cost savings for water system operators, and ensure safer water for Canadians.

Hewlett-Packard Canada is hoping its new iPaq hw6515 Mobile Messenger will find a home in the enterprise market by giving the mobile executive one converged device for phone, e-mail and access to backend CRM, ERP and another enterprise tools while on the road.

With more than 6,000 employees across the world, it was important for Edmonton engineering firm Stantec Consulting Ltd. that everyone work with the same marketing and company information. The company's solution to that challenge was honoured Tuesday with a Silver Award of Excellence at the Canadian Information Productivity Awards (CIPA) gala in Toronto.

Virtualization, optimization and streaming are the future for Fort Lauderdale, Fla.-based Citrix Systems Inc. The access technologies company used its annual iForum user conference in Las Vegas this month to outline how it views the future of the access market and to release several new products.

Transport Canada director general and CIO Chris Molinski told an iForum session about his department

Citrix Systems Inc. President and CEO Mark Templeton took time out from the access technologies company

Gartner analysts Andy Roswell-Jones and John P. Roberts have penned How to Run an IT Strategy Self-Assessment Workshop, a guide designed to help CIOs and IT managers facilitate a process that will help them learn what they

Configuring and deploying a Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) tag network has been a headache for many programmers, who have to grapple with a lack of standards and proprietary programming languages to get systems up and running.