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CyberTrend: Prioritize Computer Upgrades
REPLACING DESKTOP & NOTEBOOK PCS FOR TODAY’S WORK ENVIRONMENT
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CyberTrend: Mobile Web App Pros & Cons
HOW THEY CONTRAST & COMPARE TO STANDARD APPS & MOBILE WEBSITES
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EdTech: IT Leaders Discover New Focus After Data Center Renovation
In 2009, the West Des Moines Community Schools' data center faced increasingly serious power and cooling problems. "Our data center was designed in the early 1990s, before anyone had a concept of what a data center should be," says Scott Crothers, network engineer for the Iowa school district. ...
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Computer Power User: Authentication Times Two
Double Down On Your Security With Two-Factor Authentication
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Choose your ecosystem
Technology vendors want you to use a single supplier for all your devices and systems. Sticking to one brand may seem limiting, but the functionality can be hard to resist
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Global Delivery Report: Avoid These Top Ten Mistakes of Novice IT Project Managers
IT project managers have an unenviable task. These are the people whose job it is to make certain the right technology gets deployed, on time, and that it meets functional and budgetary requirements. It’s a tall order, with more than its fair share of pitfalls. As it is, most IT projects fail to ...
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Canada Gets Tough on Spam (Finally): What to Do About CASL
As many IT leaders are already aware, the Canadian Anti-Spam Legislation (CASL) came into effect on July 1, 2014. Despite being (un)fashionably late to the party, or perhaps in spite of it, CASL promises to be the toughest anti-spam law amongst all industrialized nations.
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Financial Post: Age of the Internet of Everything
That elusive vision of the "Internet of Everything" (IoE) is no futuristic ideal, but a world in which we live and breathe today.
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The Globe and Mail: Toronto's historic Masonic Temple sells to consultancy firm for $12.5 million
Toronto's storied Masonic Temple has found a new owner in an Ontario-based technology consulting firm after Bell Media decided to sell the former concert hall earlier this year.
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