Vanessa Ho

Travelex Currency Services Inc. has been in the foreign exchange business for years helping travelers across the globe. In the past, while the company could help vacationers exchange currency, it couldn

Blade server technology may still be a small market, but Dell Inc. sees it another way.

He has only been in the job six months but Greg Davis, the new president of Dell Canada, is exhilarated about the future. Davis, who relocated from Austin, Tex. to Toronto, said there were great opportunities for the company around Toronto. But he emphasized that Dell Canada's business had grown across the country. He said "enterprise services" would be a key future growth area for Dell Canada, as would be the server and storage space.

Bell Canada has unveiled what it calls the

With 20 inspections a day, Mississauga, Ont.-based Electrical Safety Authority

When it came to updating its collaboration system and improving its desktop management, Woodbine Entertainment Group didn

Late last month, Winnipeg-based MTS Allstream Inc. announced it had partnered with Cisco Systems to offer a new IP-based enterprise contact centre system.

Continuous data protection (CDP) software was once dominated by startup companies like Mendocino Software and XOSoft. But now big name vendors, like EMC Corp., are entering the market. Late last month, the Hopkinton, Mass.-based storage company introduced its own CDP product called EMC RecoverPoint.