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Furniture maker builds on AS/400 platform

Gary Hilson -
Palliser's ERP, accounting and payroll sit comfortably on IBM tools

How many licences does one city need?

Jennifer Brown -
Mayor Mel Lastman explains how acquiring massive amounts of Oracle product led to the Toronto Leasing Inquiry. Also: The IT staff's hectic golf schedule

Halifax stresses response time in outsourcing contract

Geoffrey Downey -
Municipality taps local firm to handle PC, laptop refresh

What it’s worth

Gerry Blackwell -
Just how much value should be placed on ROI calculations?

Eye to eye

Grant Buckler -
CIOs and CEOs are on the same page

Building on a good thing

Erik Heinrich -
UPS Canada is using IT and supply-chain solutions to lure clients into corporate matrimony. rn

Contract extension shut out leasing bidders: Lastman

Jennifer Brown -
Day 1 Toronto's mayor tells the court-ordered inquiry why vendors didn't get a second chance to submit proposals when the term of the Y2K project changed. Plus: Why he sought Bill Gates' advice

Applications, not $$ the prime driver

Grant Buckler -
The drop in telecom costs has meant that money is not always the main reason firms choose VoIPrn

Yes this is SAMM, an IT plan

Gary Hilson -
IDC offers four-point framework to guide technology purchases

No criminal wrongdoing in leasing deal: OPP

Jennifer Brown -
Police say there's no evidence money was asked for or offered to secure lucrative City of Toronto contract. Inquiry into leasing deal to continue Dec. 2

Utility model expected to take over

Martin Slofstra -
Expect huge changes in how IT departments operate, PwC forecasts

DaimlerChrysler hits accelerator on portal plans

Shane Schick -
Comdex Fall The car maker discusses how it saves millions of dollars by settling on common components through its Web sites. Plus: General Motors

Quebec supercomputer sets Canadian standard

Brian Dunn -
A unique opportunity to learn about parallel processing, says exec

IT Projects Lack Analysis

Liam Lahey -
Less than half of U.S. businesses conduct return-on-investment studies for tech initiatives

Intel introduces hyper-threading into 3.06 GHz P4

Geoffrey Downey -
Chipmaker needs developers to exploit dual-CPU feature, analyst says

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