Managed Services & Outsourcing

Enterprise reporting company Actuate Corp., announced a new product on Monday that it claims will give power users

Wi-Fi technology is steadily expanding: IEEE 802.11a and 802.11g are now firmly entrenched alongside 802.11b, and (Wi-Fi Protected Access) (WPA) security is now accepted as a standard. Yet Wi-Fi compatibility between devices is still at an all-time low.

So you think you run a pretty tight IT shop? Maybe, but maybe not.

During its wireless LAN (WLAN) advanced technology event in San Jose last month, Cisco Systems Inc. introduced new products, including its first 54Mbps 802.11g radios.

Canadian IT salaries are still sliding downwards, according to the recently released annual Robert Half Technology 2004 Salary Guide, but, on the bright side, the rate of decline has levelled off.

The client/server chat program has long been a popular assignment for Java students because it is an excellent example of two important concepts: sockets...

In a bid to extend the reach of grid computing outside of the academic and research fields that created it, IBM Corp. on Friday will announce that it has formalized five new grid services offerings within its IBM Global Services and IBM Consulting Services groups.

In as much as Canadian urbanites might look forward to a "new deal" for cities with Paul Martin as prime minister, it seems the high-tech sector also expects a new deal for IT.