Ryan B. Patrick

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Given current economic conditions and a volatile tech sector, Canadian IT professionals perceive job security as being...

As the voice of open source computing grows from a meow to a roar, it appears that more and more Canadian enterprises are listening.

Company celebrates the one-year anniversary of its Compaq merger with a sneak peek at its management software roadmap for the next 12 months.

A forecast of Canada's IT industry predicts that infrastructure upgrades and web services should shake the industry out of its current economic malaise.

If enterprises don't see mobile computing as being business critical, they'd better hope they're correct in that assumption, according to one analyst.

With approximately 40,000 users of its services, the Labourers' Pension Fund of Central and Eastern Canada (LPF) knew it had a heavy task in front of it when it decided to switch from manual and paper-based processes to automated ones.