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IBM Corp. unveiled the first fruits of its Project Harmony initiative Thursday, announcing Notes and Workplace software that will tighten integration between the vendor's front-end collaboration products and SAP AG's back-end enterprise applications.

Over the past few years we

With the newest release of its flagship integrated workplace management system (IWMS), Las Vegas-based Tririga offers a number of new functionalities to help companies manage all aspects of their workplace environments, from facilities to real estate.

Intel hopes to gain a head start on untapped markets in the Third World by launching World Ahead, a global program that will pour US$ 1 billion over the next five years to promote computer training and Internet use in developing countries.

Anthony Sequeira knows a little about stress. The 35-year-old network instructor from Tampa, Fla., once purposely stalled a single-engine plane and sent it into a tailspin five times in a row as part of his efforts to earn his pilot

Mauro Lollo remembers his Cisco lab exams like they were strange trips to an ethereal other-world. Ten years on, the chief technology officer is helping his company

A decade ago when the Web was new, marketers salivated over the boundless potential of the medium. But after the tech bubble burst, businesses lost their appetite for online advertising. Spending flatlined, and online marketers were left starving for funds. Today, online advertising is rebounding. Spending is growing in both Canada and the US as more and more businesses invest in the medium, particularly in areas such as keyword ads linked to search queries.

The Canadian Advanced Technology Alliance (CATA Alliance), an Ottawa-based technology advocacy group, recently partnered with Monster Canada, a Montr