Computer Associates International Inc. slashed 450 jobs Tuesday as it heralded the formation of its new Technology Services organization, which the company says will improve customer service and increase time to delivery for its customers.
In an effort to make the mainframe part of the grid computing environment, IBM Corp. and two of its partners on Monday released a host of solutions designed to enable grid computing for companies running Linux on IBM
Oracle Corp. has altered pricing terms for its E-Business application suite in attempts to make it more affordable for small- and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) and to provide more flexibility for enterprise clients.
Canadian telecom capital expenditures (capex) are expected to decline 19 per cent in 2003 according to a report by IDC Canada Ltd. The cuts are a local symptom of the trend afflicting the global telecommunications sector, industry observers say.
The battle to prove that IT is vital to business operations is still being fought within the enterprise, according to a recent survey by Fujitsu Consulting.
Disaster recovery planning (DRP) is no longer the sole responsibility of nthe IT department, an Ernst & Young LLP consultant told a room full of nattendees during a recent seminar in Toronto.