Tim Wilson

For the average Internet user, wireless means Wi-Fi. Most routers used in offices and at hot-spots in local cafes and

Public-private shared service deals have helped to unlock US$3.3 trillion dollars in government cash globally, according to a recent report from A.T. Kearney. Nine countries are included in the findings, including Canada, which is recognized for its best practices.

Public-private shared service deals have helped to unlock US$3.3 trillion dollars in government cash globally, according to a recent report from global consultant firm A.T. Kearney Inc. Nine countries are included in the findings, including Canada, which is recognized for its best practices.

Applications-based solutions can put a strain on the network, and it's important to know whether your wired infrastructure can hold up.

Wireless adoption is moving briskly in the post-WEP era, with advanced encryption gaining ground, yet there have been some minor setbacks. There are also some potential warning flags for still-emerging technologies such as RFID

In recent weeks Nortel has made a couple of splashy announcements that suggest the company is regaining some traction. The first, that Bell Canada is deploying Metro Ethernet Manager (MEM), a network and service operations management solution, is a straight business deal. The second, that Nortel

Ceryx put another arrow in its quiver by signing Royal LePage to its Hosted Microsoft Exchange service for the realtor’s 12,000 sales representatives. Other...

Technologies that aim to bring people together in a virtual way are becoming an option for some enterprises.