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In an effort to prevent data theft, several Canadian firms have banned employees from taking mp3 players and flash drives to work.

"Only connect!" wrote English author E.M. Forster in his 1910 novel Howard's End. "Live in fragments no longer. Only connect

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IBM Corp.'s launch of a Linux version of its flagship Lotus Notes collaboration software might not be enough to tip the scales in its favour as it tries to win over Microsoft Corp.'s Windows Exchange users.

Many industry observers say demand for IT workers will likely outstrip supply in the near future. A recent survey conducted in Canada by Robert Half Technology, an IT recruitment firm, provides evidence that an uptick in IT hiring will materialize in the third quarter of 2006.

Microsoft Corp. launched its Windows Small Business Server 2003 release 2 (SBS 2003 R2) integrated software bundle Tuesday. Steve Ballmer, Microsoft's chief executive officer, will talk up the new version of the software during his keynote address at the opening of the vendor's Microsoft Worldwide Partner Conference in Boston Tuesday through Thursday.