Mark Els

IT shops with tight budgets may want to take a closer look at the feature sets built into the latest stack

The Internet is rife with rogue elements of malicious code, and market research says it

Toronto's plans for a business-grade wireless network include consistent quality of service that will support voice. As the project gets under way in the financial hub, engineers are discovering there's more to the mesh than building it.

If money makes your world go

The revival of Canada

Wireless communication continues to resonate as a vibrant stomping ground for innovation in technology. The latest winning ideas range from mobile workforce cyber-managers, snow-smart hydro meters and undersea video streams, airtime from an ATM and anti-theft vehicle devices.

IT professionals in Canada, for the most part, are quietly content in their current jobs, but there

Mauro Lollo remembers his Cisco lab exams like they were strange trips to an ethereal other-world. Ten years on, the chief technology officer is helping his company