Scott Gardner

From PDAs to B2B to CRM, Canadian retailers increasingly depend on the alphabet soup of information technology to stay competitive in today

From PDAs to B2B to CRM, Canadian retailers increasingly depend on the alphabet soup of information technology to stay competitive in today

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Many HR departments have tried to get the real dish on company morale and conditions through exit interviews, but some staffing experts believe it is time to let this practice fade away.

For companies looking to beef up network protection without having to buy the latest expensive software

In response to growing threats involving a broad range of weapons, many high-tech policing tools were on display recently for the 14,000 law enforcement executives who recently attended the 108th annual International Association of Chiefs of Police conference in Toronto.

Thanks to biometric technology created by a Canadian company, police in Oakland, Calif., are one step closer to having a high-tech system that scans airport crowds for known bad guys.

Since the mountains were young, HR departments have tried to get the real dish on company morale and conditions through exit interviews