Project Management

A Toronto-based travel company has tapped into a content management system that gives non-technical people greater flexibility when making changes to the company Web site.

The days of selling or building technology, and then expecting the world to embrace it just because of what it does, are vanishing.

In a move certain to worry IT vendors, the Australian federal government will retain its two most powerful internal IT advisory bodies, the Information Management Strategy Committee (IMSC) and the Chief Information Officer Committee despite the almost certain closure of their coordinating arm, the National Office of the Information Economy (NOIE).

Auto parts chain Autozone Inc. is the first Linux user to be sued by The SCO Group Inc. for allegedly violating the company's intellectual property (IP), SCO said Wednesday.

Every now and then, an ambitious technology project rolls around that requires investigation of a technology area with which you may not be familiar. You may never have deeply investigated it before, and you don't have expert knowledge to draw upon.

It's the Reader's Digest for penetration testers: "@Risk: The Consensus Security Alert" is a new online newsletter that highlights the week in software vulnerabilities, with analysis and commentary by leading security experts.

According to a report released earlier this week by audit, tax and advisory firm KPMG LLP, Canada ranks as the least costly place to do business - in part due to the country's technology market.

Like children and gardens, companies and marketplaces either grow or wither. Nothing stays the same. One challenge follows another. These days the business challenges come faster than ever as it truly becomes a small world after all. The cry "innovate or perish" has become a mantra for manufacturers and retailers.