Kathleen Sibley

One called for investment laws to be liberalized if Canadian financiers aren

A telco executive touts the benefits of a wireless modem, but a Wind Mobile representative says the wide availability of wireless doesn

It's not enough to increase telecom competition for consumers, a telecommunications conference has been told. The business community needs it, too

He was the original master of politcal mind games, but a Gartner analyst thinks his approach could apply as well to CEOs and business executives as it did to kings and courtiers. We went back to the source material to put her theory to the test

CATA WIT launches a program that will pair young female technology professionals with a more experienced IT leader to help their career development. Why the benefits work both ways

Pairs have the flexibility to decide how often to connect, whether or not to meet in person and the kind

The business case is there for green IT. Maintaining momentum may be the challenge

Canadian firms are now beginning to face the same compliance challenge as their U.S. counterparts a few years ago. Time to ensure they don't end up making the same mistakes, too