Rebecca Reid

Articles by Rebecca Reid

Public Works takes its IT learning to the Web

Three years ago the Ministry of Public Works and Government Services of Canada (PWGSC) began an e-learning initiative that is changing how federal government IT professionals learn new skills.

Doctors do it wirelessly

Doctors and nurses employed by IPC

Sun open sources Solaris

Sun Microsystems Inc. last month made good on its promise to open source its Unix operating system, Solaris. However, only the Dynamic Tracing software code is currently available for download; the rest will be available in the second quarter of 2005, Sun said.

Credit Union enhances customer care

When Prospera Credit Union relied on traditional forms of customer feedback such as filling out paper forms in branches or comments via telephone, it only received a handful of responses each month.

Spokesperson, Treasury Board Secretariat.

Federal plans to consolidate all government of Canada services under one umbrella have triggered a great deal of controversy

Trojan disables MS Anti-spyware

A soft spot on the underbelly of Microsoft Corp.

Faster wireless rates coming soon

For traveling workers, connecting wirelessly to the home office is about to become easier as wireless telcos worldwide beef up to support a faster third-generation (3G) technology, also known as EVDO (Evolution, Data Optimized or Evolution Data Only).

Agribusiness sheds legacy infrastructure

Three years ago, agribusiness firm James Richardson International Ltd. (JRI) was still running legacy green-screen applications on its decentralized network.

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