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EY Canada, Microsoft launch climate stress testing initiative for FIs

Paul Barker - February 14, 2024

Lock down TeamViewer or pay a price

Howard Solomon - January 19, 2024

Many IT departments still don’t know how many APIs they have: Report

Howard Solomon - January 9, 2024

Here’s why container adoption is on the rise

Danny Bradbury - February 2, 2016

Over a third of enterprises are now using containers in production. Learn how they could help to shorten software development cycles and quickly produce cloud-native applications

Enterprises eye the cloud as a testing sandbox as they make the transition toward iterative software deployments

Gary Hilson - January 29, 2016

Complex applications require the ability to mimic the production environment with heavy QA, something the cloud can feasibly replicate without negatively affecting customers or live operations

TmaxSoft goes after Oracle licenses in Canada

Danny Bradbury - January 22, 2016

TmaxSoft wants to capitalize on a shift in Oracle's licensing strategy to pick up some database business with its new Canadian office

Adobe unveils new enhancements for Marketing Cloud

ITWorldCanada.com staff - January 21, 2016

Adobe Systems unveiled an update to its Marketing Cloud suite, enhancements that enable retailers to send more data-driven and automated messages to consumers

Dell unveils two Citrix offerings in Wyse lineup

Dave Yin - January 12, 2016

Dell unveiled new Citrix-oriented offerings to its Wyse cloud client computing portfolio, the company announced this week

Centrify secures threats created by outsourced IT support and development credentials

Gary Hilson - January 12, 2016

Outsourcing IT functions and app development means outsiders need access, but "privilege creep" can increase risk to enterprise security by creating more points of entry

Five ways to bolster your IT budget in 2016

Danny Bradbury - December 24, 2015

CIOs need to have some candid conversations with project sponsors to bolster their budgets in 2016. Here are a few talking points

Why Canada lags behind in the cognitive computing race

Danny Bradbury - December 23, 2015

Could cognitive computing change the way that we interact with our customers? Perhaps, but only if Canadians move to adopt it

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DocuSign invests in Canada with new Microsoft Azure partnership

Microsoft introduces several new capabilities to Office 365 and Surface devices

Red Hat decision turns world of open-source Linux upside down

SAS’s Nevala drills down into what it takes to achieve analytic success

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As intelligent applications become more popular, here’s what product leaders need to know

Gartner - November 6, 2023

Intelligent applications are software applications with behaviors and outcomes achieved through learning, using one or more artificial intelligence (AI) techniques. These applications are applicable...