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Software seizure Canada

The production of counterfeit software, like that which surfaced at last month's half-million dollar seizure in Toronto,...

A tip of the Hat to Linux support

In order for Linux to make real headway into the enterprise, supporting software and services will have...

Hiring automation may leave managers cold

Corporate politics, not technical problems, are the biggest hurdle for companies trying to use a new class...

Notrix bridges gap between Notes and SAP

Lotus Notes applications and SAP data often exist as islands of information, but a new version of...

Sun provides universal storage framework

Sun Microsystems Corp. is backing a new architecture designed to control storage resources across the enterprise in...

Ascend buy bodes well

Since Oct. 1 -- the day the U.S. government lifted restrictions on Lucent Technologies Inc.

IT and the negligent CEO

One of the big telcos out here is running (and running, and running) a TV ad for its ...

NT Server gains balance

Microsoft Corp. has boosted the clustering capabilities of Windows NT Server 4.0 Enterprise Edition with the release of a TCP/IP-based network clustering solution, Windows NT Load Balancing Service.

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Power through a work-from-anywhere lifestyle with the LG gram

“The right tool for the right job” is an old adage that is still perfectly valid in this day and age. In fact, it’s...

Starting with the Solution and Working Back

The fact that many of the top companies in the world today were born in the cloud doesn’t surprise Jason Mota, Co-Founder and CPO...

Cognitive Systems – A quick study in dedication and self-belief

What if you came up with a new way to leverage a common household device but no one — not even the device manufacturers...

Leveraging the power of interactive experiences in retail

Product imagery, done right, can drive retail sales into the stratosphere. But as many companies know, product imagery “done right” is done for less....