Rebecca Reid

Hewlett-Packard Canada Inc. launched a Canada-wide recycling service recently that will allow corporate and individual users to recycle their unwanted computers and equipment without adding to landfill sites or exporting scrap electronics to developing countries.

The majority of U.S. IT professionals responsible for security issues feel it is likely companies will get hit with one major cyberattack within the next year.

Hewlett-Packard Canada Inc. launched a Canada-wide recycling service today that will allow corporate and individual users to recycle their unwanted computers and equipment without adding to landfill sites or exporting scrap electronics to developing countries.

Staying connected to the Internet on a business trip has just been made easier at Fairmont Hotels and Resorts with the launch of its new

Staying connected to the Internet on a business trip has just been made easier at Fairmont Hotels and Resorts with the launch of its new "virtual assistants," technology that will offer on-site technical support to both guests and employees.

In a bid to cut its IT costs in half, a network of B.C credit unions announced Wednesday that it signed a seven-year, $16 million outsourcing contract with CGI Group Inc.