Warren Lee

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Canadian police forces extend long arm of the law with electronic records management systems

Canadian police forces extend long arm of the law with electronic records management systems

Just about every police service in Canada is turning to modern electronic records management systems (RMS) to support traditional police work. Across the country, police forces are finding that automated records systems can

Published on: March 7th, 2008 Warren Lee
Ottawa’s record hi-tech employment “comparable” to Silicon Valley

Ottawa’s record hi-tech employment “comparable” to Silicon Valley

Employment in Ottawa's technology sector has reached record levels. Nearly 82,000 people are employed in that sector, according to an annual survey conducted by the Ottawa Centre for Research and Innovation (OCRI). These

Published on: February 1st, 2008 Warren Lee
Building VoIP networks – what it takes to succeed

Building VoIP networks – what it takes to succeed

The business case for adopting voice over internet protocol (VoIP) telephony systems grows more compelling every day. In addition to the long distance savings, the equipment costs less, and does more. Moves, adds

Published on: December 22nd, 2007 Warren Lee
Canadian copyright bill delayed

Canadian copyright bill delayed

Canada's new copyright legislation is proving to be more controversial than the government may have anticipated. A bill to amend the Copyright Act was expected to be introduced Thursday by Industry Minister Jim

Published on: December 15th, 2007 Warren Lee
BC University student’s breakthrough could revolutionize video game production

BC University student’s breakthrough could revolutionize video game production

Video game development may jump to a new level thanks to the work of a University of British Columbia computer science graduate student. Mike Vlad Cora's research looked at ways to make video

Published on: December 7th, 2007 Warren Lee
Concern that Passport Canada security breach will lead to ID theft

Concern that Passport Canada security breach will lead to ID theft

In the aftermath of the security breach on Passport Canada's Web site, concern is being expressed that some of the exposed information could be used to impersonate and defraud unsuspecting citizens and companies.Passport

Published on: December 6th, 2007 Warren Lee
Even second helping of Bot Roast “won’t eliminate cybercrime”

Even second helping of Bot Roast “won’t eliminate cybercrime”

Botnets will continue to plague the on-line world as long as their use for criminal activities remains profitable.Experts say recent high profile arrests by the FBI are unlikely to eliminate the menace.The arrests

Published on: December 4th, 2007 Warren Lee