As people engage in more travel, both for personal reasons and work trips, in the coming months, travellers may face more cybersecurity risks. Check...
Canadian business travellers frustrated by the ritual of fumbling for a pen to fill out their declaration cards one hour before their plane lands might be surprised to learn they have a paperless option.
American and UK regulations now demand passengers flying direct to their countries from certain airports stow laptops, tablets in luggage. Here's what business travellers can do
IT managers and CIOs are often on the road at conferences and colocation sites, but getting from here to there isn't always pleasant. Keep these ideas in mind
The terrorist attacks of Sept. 11 are likely to force many companies to rethink how they bring people together to work. In a climate such as this, videoconferencing needs to be re-evaluated as a collaboration tool.