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The possibility that U.S. lawmakers might restrict the widespread use of Social Security numbers in commerce because of consumer privacy issues is prompting concern in the financial services industry. n

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.

Tony Soprano step aside. Symantec Corp. is now in the protection business. And its turf is pretty wide. Infrastructure, information and interactions

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

The Bush administration believes it can cut the US government's annual IT infrastructure costs, proposed at US$22.4 billion for fiscal 2007, by 16 percent to 27 percent through increased consolidation, standardization and interoperability.

There is growing evidence that more people these days don

Canadian government agencies have pegged content management as a top IT priority this year. Fair enough, bearing in mind that research makes clear that one size definitely doesn't fit all.

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