SUBSCRIBE
HomeService

Service

Communication, staff training will be key to GOL success

Kathleen Sibley -
OTTAWA — If the government wants to meet its 2005 GOL deadline, it will have to do a better job of communicating its plans...

Service New Brunswick: Drive for efficiency can backfire

Geoffrey Downey -
Crown corp. tells how to avoid getting low-balled on e-Gov projects

Database may offer evidence in U.S. sniper hunt

Geoffrey Downey -
special coverage But "outlandish" info requests haven't helped, expert says

Digital operating room promises improved joint surgeries

Monika Rola -
Toronto Western Hospital describes its plans to use a custom-designed system that could reduce the incision doctors make while shortening the time patients spend under the knife

Ontario tourism operators flock to CRM portal

Neil Sutton -
Three-year, $16.2 million EDS project brings together call centre, Web site

Canada’s new U builds IT into the lesson plan

Monika Rola -
Its doors won't open until fall 2003, but we get the details on how the University of Ontario Institute of Technology will turn out technology-savvy grads. Class, be seated

IT costs keep Web tools from head of the class

Monika Rola -
A study says teachers see promise in online educational programs, but training and site development are holding them back

Technology and government collide at GTEC

ITBusiness Staff -
roundup Catch up on ITBusiness.ca's coverage of the annual conference

The perils of e-government benchmarking

Kathleen Sibley -
GTEC 2002 Governments tend to measure their online success by U.S. standards. That's not always appropriate

Ontario’s long road to IT welfare reform

Jennifer Brown -
GTEC 2002 Overhauling an aged and disparate infrastructure was no easy task, Bonnie Ewart says. Find out what a difference five years and $200 million makes

Public Works brings Meta research to federal users

Shane Schick -
GTEC 2002 Buyer program offers discounts on analyst reports

Nuclear medicine portal amends licensing process

Neil Sutton -
Working online leaves more time for patients, supervisor says

Cowtown portal sells municipal data sets

Shane Schick -
Calgary's online store offers alternative to in-person ordering process

Toronto faces scrutiny over IT purchasing

Jennifer Brown -
An inquiry examines why the city spent more than $85 million on products from a local leasing company and Oracle Corp. We set the stage for the project post-mortem of the year

Florida official: Staff resistance stalls e-service delivery

Monika Rola -
It's no better in Canada, CCRA and Chamber of Commerce say

</P

1...464748...57Page 47 of 57

Popular Posts

Service Blogs

Most side-giggers in Canada call it quits within 2 years

-
By Pragya Sehgal More than 3.5 million Canadians today work a second job to augment their primary income, and despite high satisfaction rates, just over...

Chatbots and marketing: is this marriage working for you?

Ellie Martin Ellie Martin -

Make way for robots! Why your job is about to disappear

SFU Beedie School of Business SFU Beedie School of Business -

Here is how code affects persons with disabilities

Mike Gifford Mike Gifford -

Is Walmart the next Blockbuster?

Robert Cordray Robert Cordray -

5 things a first-time entrepreneur needs to know when selecting a BPM software

Robert Cordray Robert Cordray -
Load more

Slideshows

Twitter chat: Unified Communications

Updated 11:00 am E.S.T. We wrapped up another engaging Twitter chat on Unified Communications and the drive for collaboration. Channel experts from Rogers and Cisco joined...

IT World Canada fights for survival

Jim Love -
Facing an unprecedented crisis, IT World Canada, a beacon...

Only 23 per cent of Canadians have a healthy relationship with work; AI can help, says HP

Ashee Pamma -
Artificial intelligence can be the key to unlocking better...
SUBSCRIBE

PRODUCED BY