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Adobe overhauls suite for design professionals

Elizabeth Montalbano -
Adobe Systems Inc. has revamped its tools suite for high-end graphics and Web designers by combining, for the first time, products from the former Macromedia with Adobe

Identity meets compliance

Jeff Jedras -
With a pair of product updates unveiled at its user conference last month in Salt Lake City, Novell emphasized the tighter integration of its security offerings and new capabilities around workflow and compliance monitoring

Infoway upbeat on EHR progress

Alex Binkley-CIO Government Review -
Canada Health Infoway received an additional $400 million in funding from the federal government in the March budget that should ensure the funding body meets its targets for introducing electronic health records.

Ontario optical network extended by 1,500 km

Shane Schick -
Ontario

Portal overhaul helps Canadian insurer improve customer interaction online

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First Canadian Title recently launched a client-focused Web site that allows its agents to configure

Making e-mail list management easier

Mark Gibbs -
I

SOA evolution ongoing but questions remain

Frank Dzubeck -
As the rapid adoption of service oriented architecture continues within the corporate environment, companies are realizing that implementation is not instantaneous but evolutionary.

HP says new MFPs can cut office colour printing costs by 30 per cent

Howard Solomon -
Hewlett-Packard Inc. has announced two high-volume multifunction printers that it says can shave 30 per cent off the costs of colour printing, over traditional printers
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