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Canadians often complain that they don't get access to some of the coolest technology services as quickly as their American neighbours and Microsoft's Cortana...

Sage takes X3 to the cloud to empower line of business

Jeff Jedras - July 28, 2015

NEW ORLEANS – Business software vendor Sage Plc used its annual Summit user conference on Tuesday to take its flagship enterprise resource planning (ERP)...

Salesforce Shield helps regulated industries build secure apps

Jeff Jedras - July 16, 2015

While the app economy has companies keenly aware of the need to bring their apps to market quickly to keep up with their competition,...

Fans flock to social media during the 2015 FIFA Women’s World Cup

Jackie Atkins - July 13, 2015

If you weren’t Facebooking, Tweeting or Instagramming about the FIFA Women’s World Cup last week, you just might be the only one. According to...

Cloud computing will be 1/3 of IT infrastructure spending in 2015: IDC

Jeff Jedras - July 7, 2015

Cloud computing isn’t yet the majority of IT infrastructure spending, but it is definitely the fastest growing portion of the overall market. A new report...

Toronto City Hall’s new wayfinding and transit screens could soon be rolled out city-wide

Brian Jackson - June 29, 2015

Toronto gave its City Hall a digital facelift on Monday, unveiling a new interactive wayfinding station and a transit information display that could soon...

Facebook Messenger no longer requires Facebook account

Brian Jackson - June 24, 2015

Facebook has completed the segmentation of its instant messaging app from its core social networking service today with the announcement that new Messenger accounts...

Updated Salesforce Marketing Cloud tracks customer journey across channels

Jeff Jedras - June 18, 2015

Online customer relationship management (CRM) platform vendor Salesforce has updated its Marketing Cloud platform with an eye to helping companies deliver an improved customer...

Asigra simplifies cloud backup and recovery with new appliance

Jeff Jedras - June 16, 2015

TORONTO – Cloud backup, recovery and restore software provider Asigra Inc. used its annual Summit conference Tuesday to launch a new data protection appliance...

How to get your blog ready for Apple News

Brian Jackson - June 9, 2015

Often when we say that Apple made news, it's figurative, but at Monday's Worldwide Developer Conference (WWDC) keynote, we can say that Apple literally...

Picatic offers event organizers free ticketing service

Brian Jackson - June 5, 2015

When you buy tickets to an event, there's nothing worse than going online and discovering that there's an extra charge on top of the...

Buffering: Admit it, you’ve done this before

Brian Jackson - June 4, 2015

Buffering… is an editorial cartoon series by Charlie Teljeur that ITBusiness.ca will be bringing to you on a regular basis in the weeks ahead. We...

SAP SuccessFactors offers Canadian data centre to address customer privacy concerns

Brian Jackson - May 27, 2015

Canadian customers of human capital management software as a service (SaaS) SuccessFactors will now have the option of storing their data on native soil,...

Salesforce’s Community Cloud gets big data analytics, speedy templates

Jeff Jedras - May 25, 2015

Hosted customer relationship management (CRM) vendor Salesforce has updated its Community Cloud solution with new capabilities around targeting recommendations, a new template tool to...

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Cloud Blogs

Shall We Dance? Salesforce.com proves the cloud-governance risk

- June 3, 2019

By Alizabeth Calder According to research by Rightscale.com, 91 per cent of us are using cloud-based service providers, and we are spending 24 per cent...