Human Resources

Winning a canadian information productivity award is no small task. This month, CIO Canada publishes the first in a series of articles exploring the complex challenges faced by past winners of this prestigious award. First up, we look at how Nordia VP of Information Technology, Pierre Grimard, pulled out the stops and delivered a major communications project with some of the fastest and toughest contract service levels in the business.

Aquil Khan immigrated to Canada from Pakistan in April 2005 armed with 10 years of professional experience as a business intelligence (BI) analyst. Just last month, he started a new job at a Toronto-based firm to work on a large BI development project for one of the company

In the never-ending quest to ensure that our readers are happy, mentally balanced and have their loins girded (with cheap girders if need be), this issue we will attempt to address some of the more problematic issues you have written in about....

Intel Corp. will announce the results of an internal review of its operations next week that could result in thousands of layoffs at the company, according to published reports.

Telecommute? No Way.

Cambridge Memorial Hospital (CMH) staff is set to have full access to critical hospital information systems anytime, anywhere.

Days after Philadelphia's CIO announced plans to resign her post to take a job with a company that has done business with the city, Mayor John Street asked the board of ethics to determine whether the move violates city statutes.

A Quebec government grant worth $9 million seeded to IBM Canada for its Bromont plant is set to create 200 jobs.