The Toronto post-secondary school's Knowledge Media Design Institute post-secondary school takes the open source route to create its own multimedia platform. Among the users: Memorial University
An IDC report indicates most enterprises are investing only four per cent of their budget towards a plan that would keep systems up and running or backed up in the event of a disaster. An analyst explains the shortfall
A partnership with Toronto's Echoworx will allow the incumbent's customers to outsource the encryption and delivery of corporate messages. A physician-owned lab explains why it became an early adopter
First came Sarbanes-Oxley. Then Bill 198. Now IT managers who work for Japanese-owned firms may have to deal with another layer of controls. What you need to know before the April deadline
Analysts have suggested the dual-mode device may pose risks, but in an exclusive interview with ComputerWorld Canada, the Waterloo firm's director of WLAN and VoIP product management insists Wi-Fi users will be safe
Local software firms say the search engine's two-year expiry doesn't mean they are likely to follow suit, but CIPPIC makes the case for a consistent approach by all vendors that's compliant with the law
A report from CNC Global notes demand for infrastructure security and Web development, among other areas. Plus: Why the staffing firm is about to go through a name change
An executive says its third-biggest acquisition following Compaq and Mercury will overcome the challenge it faced with home grown data centre automation software. Analysts give the transaction a once-over