Tim Wilson

The pressure is on south of the border: The mandated deadline for core network transition for U.S. government agencies to IPv6 is June 2008.

Technologies that aim to bring people together in a virtual way are becoming an option for some enterprises.

If hardware is becoming a commodity, then it

We asked our readers about their IT infrastructure purchase plans, and while the choice of vendors was clear, conventional wisdom about the power of SOA, outsourcing and AMD was thrown out the window

Goodman and Carr LLP, a full-service business law firm in Toronto with 325 employees, is not unlike many businesses today: It needs uninterrupted site availability and uptime for its e-mail and document management systems.

Canadian companies know that an IT disaster is not an isolated event

A global survey conducted by the Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU) for AT&T recently concluded that 48 per cent of companies surveyed worldwide have implemented IP convergence, compared to 37 per cent in Canada.

A global survey conducted by the Economist Intelligence Unit (EUI) for AT&T recently concluded that 48 per cent of companies surveyed worldwide have implemented IP convergence, compared to 37 per cent in Canada. There was a silver lining, however: Canadian businesses were found to be more inclined than other countries