A New York-based firm with more than 10,000 service providers is moving north to take on everything from installing a scanner to large-scale management projects. CNC Global gets ready for more competition
Research from the Canadian Internet Policy and Public Interest Clinic examines tools used by software makers and copyright holders in 16 different digital products and services. A DRM provider reacts
As enterprises begin to pack multiple software instances into a handful of machines, a new layer of management complexity is starting to emerge. An Ottawa startup is among those promising a cure
Hardware and software that vendors have ended support for are still very much alive, thanks to users that are still finding significant use for them. Some end-of-life technologies that just won't die easily
The virtualization specialist open its user conference with a slimmed-down server product update and a strategy to compete with Microsoft and Citrix. BP, Iqor and others share best practices
Canada's national broadcaster is training its employees on ITIL processes by simulating the legendary shuttle launch. It's a space mission IT staffers rarely get to embark on
The Toronto fiirm has completed modelling five of its eight biggest business units, but executives say it is already seeing results. Portrait of business performance management in action