Managed Services & Outsourcing

In late 2000, Call-Net Enterprises, better known as Sprint Canada, was looking for ways to trim expenses. Serge Babin, a senior vice-president and Call-Net

Deutsche Telekom AG (DT) is offering a one-stop e-government service to cash-strapped German municipalities eager to lower their administrative costs.

Lucent Worldwide Services (LWS), the network services division of Murray Hill, N.J.-based Lucent Technologies Inc., announced on Tuesday two new network services platforms.

With protecting remote and mobile PCs on its mind, Vancouver-based Absolute Software launched a new offering on Thursday.

Innovative technologies such as Web services and wireless are taking root across the enterprise, and they're spawning even newer, bleeding-edge ideas. Leading the charge into the future of IT are Graham Glass, who is developing service-oriented Java; Alexei Trifonov and Audrius Berzanskis, who are building quantum encryption hardware; and Peter Stanforth, who is breaking new ground in mesh networks.

Intel's new Centrino wireless technologyimproves mobilityIntel Corp. in March announced its latest technology designed to unwire the global ...

Betta Stores Ltd. (BSL), the retail services company behind the Australian Betta Electrical and Chandlers retail franchises, is leading a push to streamline supply chain management for the electrical appliance industry.

Two years ago, John Ounjian, senior vice-president and CIO of Blue Cross and Blue Shield (BCBS) of Minnesota, managed to convince General Mills Inc., a US$8 billion consumer goods giant, to join his regional health plan on the basis of a promise: He would soon be installing a Web-based customer service system that would let subscribers manage their health benefits online.