Engineering | IT Business - Part 78

Artificial Intelligence

ventureLAB launches nation’s first Hardware Angel Network

Paul Barker - July 5, 2023

Careers & Education

Canadian university students “emotional” as their miniature satellites launch to the...

Ashee Pamma - June 7, 2023

Development

Longer life for lithium-ion batteries could soon be possible

Paul Barker - August 30, 2022

Emerging Tech

BlackBerry QNX OS gains another critical safety cert, this one aimed...

Tom Li - May 18, 2022

Engineering

Rogers partners with Sheridan College on 5G research

Tom Li - March 16, 2022

Sending it offshore

Gerry Blackwell - February 5, 2003

Outsourcing software development to the Third World can save big money, but domestic firms are feeling the pinch.

A novel approach to inventory

Gary Hilson - January 31, 2003

When it came time to get everyone on the same page, Indigo bookmarked one IT platform for allrn

CGI’s Godin eyes $4 billion opportunity

Brian Dunn - January 30, 2003

Alcan deal finalized as integrator buys Halifax-based firm

Credit union test drives Fujitsu’s Web-based ATM

Neil Sutton - January 28, 2003

Bank machines can use IE engine to create better graphics

Oracle Touts Upgrades

Liam Lahey - January 27, 2003

Software maker says more customers are moving to 11i and benefiting from outsourced model

Open Source Weekend gets down to business

Jeff Jedras - January 24, 2003

preview Linux will get some much-needed enterprise exposure, organizer says

Ericsson supply deal brings microwave technology north

Monika Rola - January 15, 2003

Rogers AT&T pays $465 million for infrastructure solutions

Drop in demand for circuit-switching prompts Nortel to change its focus

Saleem Khan - January 15, 2003

When the so-called tech wreck hit the major telecommunications equipment manufacturers, the world was watching Nortel Networks Corp., which had completed an acquisition binge.After...

A matter of balance

Erik Heinrich - January 13, 2003

Credit unions have important IT decisions to make if they are to survive. Doug Whalen pushes for the right ones.

RCMP steps up drug awareness with regional Web sites

Jason Fekete - January 10, 2003

Through a localization engine for its Drug Education Awareness for Life site, the authorities are putting communities in charge. Find out how "the silo mentality" is actually helping to reach Canadian youth

Lack of awareness of communication tools: Sunrise

Kathleen Sibley - January 10, 2003

Not enough neurologists know about technology for ALS, stroke patientsrn

Playing hardball with vendors

Gerry Blackwell - January 10, 2003

Many of the dangers of getting locked into a long-term relationship with vendors can be avoided by being a tough, upfront negotiator.rn

School boards share fibre optic costs

Shane Schick - January 9, 2003

Peel Region builds $3.6 million network serving 200,000 students

Technology could aid Kyoto compliance: ITAC

Monika Rola - January 8, 2003

Industry group offers position paper with environmentally-friendly ideas

Gosling: XML on cell phones ‘not happening’

Shane Schick - January 7, 2003

q&a Java creator discusses potential, limits of Web services

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Slideshows

How A.I. and Chatbots Will Change Startups

Looking back at the Dot Com boom at the turn of the millennium, it’s amazing to see how far we’ve come thanks to the...

What is Unified Communications?

In our tech-centric world, we have many ways to communicate with co-workers. There’s telephone, of course, -- cellular and land line – as well...

SIP 101: The Lily Tomlin of modern unified communications

Anybody remember Lily Tomlin’s telephone operator shtick, or am I just betraying my age? The Enterprise Connectivity Series Future-proofing your business The bit, which began on the...