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The price of oil might be at recessionary levels, but that hasn't stopped one Calgary-based cloud software startup from targeting oil and gas producers...

Blogger predictions for 2015: crowdfunding, retail, and work

Brian Jackson - December 19, 2014

We put the call for predictions in the coming year out to our Community Bloggers here at ITBusiness.ca. They didn't disappoint. Predictions aren't easy for...

Hackers increasingly targeting cloud providers, not consumer devices

Dave Yin - December 15, 2014

Rather than going after your smartphone, more and more cybercriminals will simply seek out cloud providers for their collections of consumer and corporate data...

Telus turns ‘Internet of Things’ into solutions any business can add to its monthly bill

Brian Jackson - December 10, 2014

Vancouver-based Telus Corp. is launching an Internet of Things (IoT) marketplace that will open up featuring 38 different solutions the telco and its partners...

Letting your employees do this one thing might make them happier and more productive

Candice So - December 3, 2014

Free lunches, lunchtime yoga, and beer at work – as great as these perks are, alone, a company culture they do not make. But...

4 ways Adobe Marketing Cloud just got better at mobile campaigns

Brian Jackson - November 18, 2014

Adobe Inc. announced a major update to its Marketing Cloud platform on Tuesday with a suite of new capabilities that will help its users...

What Telus’ new cloud-based tools can do for small businesses

Candice So - November 17, 2014

Telus Corp. is launching two new cloud services for businesses headquartered in Canada – one is a suite of collaboration tools for employees, and...

Time for business to care about IT infrastructure: IBM

Brian Jackson - November 13, 2014

It's time that line-of-business leaders became interested in their organization's IT infrastructure and its related capabilities, according to IBM Corp. Companies where business leaders are...

Microsoft Lync to become Skype for Business

Brian Jackson - November 12, 2014

Microsoft Corp. plans to release the next version of its Lync software in the first half of next year, but will be rebranding it...

Kobo founder launches new startup with healthcare portal

Brian Jackson - November 12, 2014

Michael Serbinis, the entrepreneur that created the Kobo e-books business, is turning his attention to the healthcare sector with a new startup being unveiled...

Xerox releases Digital Alternatives to reduce office printing

Brian Jackson - November 6, 2014

If there's one thing you never thought you'd hear from Xerox Inc., it's that the company wants you to make less paper copies of...

Sophos adds Android support to security cloud offering

Brian Jackson - November 5, 2014

Oxford, UK-based security vendor Sophos Ltd. updated its Sophos Cloud service on Tuesday to include support for Android devices, adding to its hosted security...

Concur partners with Air Canada to account for ‘rogue travellers’

Brian Jackson - October 29, 2014

Many office accountants are familiar with the 'rogue travellers' in their company - those who refuse to follow corporate-mandated processes for booking travel and...

‘Fastest growing website in history’ scales with Microsoft Azure

Brian Jackson - October 28, 2014

London, Ont.-based Go Viral Inc. launched a new website, Diply, in November 2013. Today it sees 50 million page views per month to its bite-sized,...

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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...