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Archive: Sept. 1999 — Y2K secret plans

ITBusiness Staff -
Plus: the rebirth of wireless; Dreamcast death knell

Smart move for IT groups

Shane Schick -
CATA teams up with Toronto association for regional reach, bringing its membership to about 700 organizationsrn

Hitting the e-books

Patricia MacInnis -
Online education offers IT workers a flexible, convenient way to upgrade skills. Bosses like the cost savings.rn

Archive: September 1998 — Last drops of JavaJolt

ITBusiness Staff -
Plus: A tidal wave of sub-$1,000 PCs; Internet surfing the sport of the masses

Campusdirect helps government employees continue e-learning

John Saunders -
The biggest challenge is managing users' expectations of offerings, not selling them on the conceptrn

ITAC Ontario sets the election agenda

Shane Schick -
While voters consider the weighty issues of health and education, association president Bob Horwood makes technology a ballot box issue

Life or something like IT

Lynn Greiner -
review A Canadian author looks at how the Internet will change the way "prosumers" live, work and play (and even pray!)

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In observance of the Labour Day holiday, ITBusiness.ca will not be publishing on Monday

Archive: August 1997 — Caught in the Copyright Act

ITBusiness Staff -
Six years ago, lawmakers started looking online. Plus: Lucent meets Octel

Conference firm seeks to Wow Canadian IT crowd

Chris Talbot -
While Comdex Canada organizers push back their plans until 2004, a new entrant called WowGao is putting together a broad-based industry showcase. We find out why Smart Toronto, among others, is on board

Passing grade for truckers

Patricia MacInnis -
Arrow's fee for training 600 drivers was adding up, so it took an e-learning package on the roadrn

Rotman prof engineers MBA-IT integration

Neil Sutton -
q&a As she gets comfortable in "the eBay chair," Maryann Feldman talks about taking technical people beyond blueprints, the need for business savvy and the future of entrepreneurship

Archive: August 1999 — Athlon’s ascent

ITBusiness Staff -
Four years ago, AMD went for the enterprise. Plus: Trouble in B.C.

Tech firms set example on energy use: ITAC

ITBusiness Staff -
roundup Our complete blackout coverage

CATA and Smart Toronto to merge

Shane Schick -
Organizations to benefit from national outlook, regional focus, execs say

Away we go

John Lee -
special report Offshore outsourcing is on the rise, but what are the implications for the Canadian job market? CGI, Oracle, Accenture and Royal Bank outline the cost savings -- and the management challenges

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