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If your strategic supplier is the victim of a hostile takeover, who worries about your interests?

There was a fair bit of news generated in the Canadian telecom sector in July, but unfortunately, not much of it was of the good variety.

I hope you did the homework I assigned last issue. I wanted you to find out: what your data services cost per month; what percentage of your available WAN bandwidth actually is used; what percentage of that bandwidth is used for e-mail; what storage costs you; how much mail your users send and receive each day; how much spam each user gets each day; how long it takes a user to deal with a single piece of spam.

The question first sat up and begged when an executive from an anti-spam startup told me he had counted 400 competing products and services.

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