Mari-Len De Guzman

What does pet registration have to do with Canadian privacy? According to City of Toronto officials, lots. It started out as a simple project to take the city's dog and cat licensing process online to increase compliance and generate more revenue. But political developments south of the border led project proponents to consider the project's privacy implications.

The city has chosen to internally develop a portal for pet licensing as a privacy protection measure. How a U.S. counter-terrorism law ended up on the project

A coffee manufacturer has automated its inventory and demand planning processes and is instantly showing positive returns from the project. It

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Public Safety Canada has initiated public consultations around the kind of authority law enforcement should have over data during an investigation. Years later, the same arguments remain

Online job search sites are the latest targets of hackers and identity thieves. What you should and shouldn't put in your online profile

TransCanada Pipeline becomes an early adopter of Microsoft's latest release, while HP Canada's CTO discusses the vendor's internal use of radio frequency identification and EDI capabilities

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