Kathleen Lau

Articles by Kathleen Lau

IBM unveils social networking tools for businesses

IBM Corp. unveiled Monday what it called the first social software offerings appropriate for business: Lotus Connections, Quickr and Sametime 7.51.

CIBC’s loss of back up drive hints at lack of safeguards

CIBC's data loss amounts to a disclosure of personal information without the consent from the parties who own it, says David Fewer, staff counsel at Canadian Internet Policy and Public Interest Clinic (CIPPIC) in Ottawa.

Two Canadian communities among seven most intelligent in the world

Two Canadian communities - Waterloo and Ottawa-Gatineau - have been named among the Top Seven Intelligent Communities in the world by the New York-based Intelligent Community Forum (ICF).

Winners, HomeSense hit with huge security breach

Financial information of millions of customers may have been compromised following an "unauthorized intrusion" into the computer systems of The TJX Companies Inc., the U.S. parent company of Canadian retailers Winners and HomeSense.

Health benefits provider acquires unified access to client data

Deploying a single customer relationship management (CRM) system has enabled a Canadian health benefits provider to enhance client services, more than triple its sales, and streamline operations.

New CRM system boosts sales and confidence at HealthSource Plus

Deploying a single customer relationship management (CRM) system has enabled a Canadian health benefits provider to enhance client services, more than triple its sales, and streamline operations.

E-ddicted to e-mail? Tips for fighting disempowering e-mail habits

Those afflicted with the problem of poor e-mail management can take heart. A productivity expert and coach has designed a program she says will help beleaguered office workers conquer e-mail overload.

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