Engineering

Ethernet and ATM let power utilities deliver the right amount of bandwidth

Saleem Khan - February 27, 2003

When a company needs some form of telecom services, the first place to look is with the local Internet service provider or telephone carrier....

Size matters but systems are what really counts.

Erik Heinrich - February 27, 2003

Toronto likes things big. The bigger the better. After all, how else is it going to remind the rest of Canada who's boss. From...

One block at a time

Jennifer Brown - February 27, 2003

For the IT team of H&R Block, getting ready for tax season takes on a sense of the familiar.rn

Dunn deal

Erik Heinrich - February 27, 2003

In the starring role as CIO, it's up to Matthew Dunn to make sure Intrawest's resorts score business gold.

One step at a time: Careful construction the formula for B2B exchanges

Erik Heinrich - February 27, 2003

Whatever happened to B2B exchanges? Two years ago they were the hottest thing around. All the major industries, from steel to aerospace, wanted a...

Orion project to pack more software into Solaris

Neil Sutton - February 26, 2003

Sun strategy to simplify product integration, lure SMEs

OCRI, Nortel give cluster-building advice

Chris Gillcash - February 19, 2003

Businesses must put R&D in a commercial context, experts say

Intel Developer Forum gets mobile strategy in motion

Neil Sutton - February 17, 2003

preview The chipmaker discusses cell phone plans, changes to manufacturing processes and how it will offer attendees more details on product roadmaps

App gets IT staff out of the closet

Shane Schick - February 17, 2003

Software tracks physical infrastructure including wires and phones

Hardware Fit for a King

Gary Hilson - February 17, 2003

Restaurant chain upgrades POS terminals across Canadian locations in quest for standardizationrn

Printing: A Numbers Game

Gary Hilson - February 17, 2003

In an effort to manage the escalating cost of printing, more companies are turning to multi-function units

Charting the best course for applications

Gary Hilson - February 17, 2003

Best-of-breed or end to end? Many organizations struggle to determine the best strategy for their enterprise applications: Is it better, they ask, to have the best functionality from a variety of software packages, or is it preferable to have only one throat to choke?