Michael MacMillan

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Riding into the sunset

Michael MacMillan - August 8, 2003

Everyone, even IBM, seems to agree on one thing: regardless of all the fond memories, OS/2 is well into its twilight years

Why is simple so difficult?

Michael MacMillan - August 8, 2003

Conventional wisdom says it shouldn

Web security

Michael MacMillan - July 29, 2003

Although they're taking the threat of Web security breaches seriously, few of Canada's C-level executives are worried...

Putting security on the integration map

Michael MacMillan - July 25, 2003

Application rollouts can be pressure-filled affairs. But when the cost of not getting it right the first time is paid in lives, not dollars, attention to detail becomes all the more critical.

The game of outsourcing roulette

Michael MacMillan - July 25, 2003

Editoral"It is quite likely that over time, (we), like many of our competitors, will be outsourcing some...

His job: predicting cyberstorms

Michael MacMillan - July 21, 2003

Alfred Huger sees security threats approach organizations in much the same way meteorologists predict storms

Predicting cyberstorms is his full-time job

Michael MacMillan - July 11, 2003

Al Huger sees security threats approach organizations in much the same way meteorologists predict storms - but...

The lazy, crazy days of summer

Michael MacMillan - June 27, 2003

Summer is here at last. Nothing like doing nothing, even if it

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