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Interac outage exacerbated by poor network design, says expert

Tom Li -
With files from Paul Barker The massive Rogers network outage on July 8 took down the Interac payment system, forcing Canadian merchants to turn away...

Coffee Briefing July 12, 2022 – Beware of Amazon Prime Day scams; first regional EY Entrepreneur of the Year awards announced; one third of...

IT Business Staff -
Coffee Briefings are timely deliveries of the latest ITWC headlines, interviews, and podcasts. Today’s Coffee Briefing is delivered by IT World Canada’s editorial team! Missed last week’s Coffee...

TekSavvy Unified Communications service now available nationally

Tom Li -
Ontario-based independent internet service provider (ISP) TekSavvy announced that its Unified Communications solution, a service that bundles multiple business communication services into a single...

Globalive signs wireless spectrum sharing deal with Telus

Tom Li -
Globalive has signed a network and spectrum sharing agreement with Telus to better position itself as a buyer for Freedom Mobile, whose divestiture stands...

IBM set to migrate workloads to SAP’s latest ERP software SAP S/4HANA

Pragya Sehgal -
IBM undertakes corporate transformation project focused on improving business processes with RISE with SAP S/4HANA Cloud

Bell announces the first AWS Wavelength Zone in Canada

Tom Li -
Bell has deployed the first AWS Wavelength Zone in Canada to accelerate 5G network performance at the edge. AWS Wavelength is part of AWS’ platform for building...

Opening doors with open source – CMO Talks with Todd Wilson

Suzanne Robicheau -
Only a decade ago, open source was met with a mix of skepticism and misunderstanding. Today it dominates the digital landscape. For Red Hat...

Rogers now offers 5G service in 130 Canadian regions

Tom Li -
Rogers is now offering 5G service in over 130 regions in Canada.

Canada’s innovation strategy must play to its strengths and embrace diversity

Gary Hilson -
The theme of this week’s Economist Summit was disruption, but a great deal of the talk was about where investments might be made to spark growth, particularly in infrastructure and talent cultivation

Time for business to care about IT infrastructure: IBM

Brian Jackson -
It's time that line-of-business leaders became interested in their organization's IT infrastructure and its related capabilities, according to IBM Corp. Companies where business leaders are...

Web registrar says CIRA should face competition to operate dot-ca domain

Brian Jackson -
One Toronto-based web domain registrar is upset about the Canadian Internet Registration Authority's (CIRA) plans to expand its mandate by offering new services. Mark Jeftovic,...

Citrix unveils new cloud platform for designing mobile workspaces

Candice So -
ANAHEIM, CALIF. – Citrix Systems Inc. has announced a new cloud-based platform for its partners and customers, giving them the power to design and...

Rogers Data Centres opens facility in disaster recovery hot spot Calgary

Brian Jackson -
Rogers Data Centres is opening the doors to its third Calgary-based data centre and second Tier III data centre in Canada, the firm announced...

The end of Windows XP: Some still haven’t got the message

Howard Solomon -
An official of a local government in Canada with thousands of desktop PCs recently got a shock, according to an industry analyst: Those end-of-support-for-Windows-XP...

myApollo taps Dell to build infrastructure to take on Facebook, Dropbox

Brian Jackson -
Harvey Medcalf's Toronto-based startup sounds familiar at first. After hatching an idea in their parents' basements, a group of 20-somethings have formed a team...
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