Vanessa Ho

Following its acquisition, last fall, of online store Grocery Gateway, Longo's Brothers Fruit Markets Inc. also made a significant technology change. The Mississauga, Ont.-based grocer replaced its earlier Novell GroupWise messaging system with Microsoft Exchange.

Amid the speed and sizzle of last week's Molson Indy in Toronto, Vonage Canada previewed its latest Voice over IP (VoIP) offering

With the roar of engines zooming in the background, Intel Corp. and Redline Communications unveiled one of the first Canadian implementations of WiMax technology during last month

Over the next five years, Dell Canada will go back to school. The computer hardware company has been selected by the University of Toronto as one of its preferred or Tier 1 IT vendors. Dell will have a major presence across University of Toronto supplying its campuses with servers, desktops and notebooks as well as the appropriate services. The deal is valued at more than $50 million over five years.

Much of the discourse around enterprise IT security has centered on tools and best practices. The vital question of who ultimately has ownership of what aspect of security is often left unanswered. In many enterprises, says one expert, there's a confusion and misunderstanding about the "security" responsibilities of two key stakeholders: the Chief Information Officer (CIO) and the Chief Security Officer (CSO).

At the heart of Telus Mobility

Late last month, Fusepoint Managed Services Inc. revealed it had completed what the company called