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Adobe's newly released "Marketing Cloud" is bringing together everything a marketing director and a manager have always wanted, but didn't know was possible in...

IBM reaffirms its commitment to Open Standards

Michelle Warren - March 6, 2013

Cloud computing customers need the ability to access pools of information from different sources. They must be able to access code and tools from...

Facebook acquires Atlas Advertiser Suite from Microsoft

Brian Jackson - March 1, 2013

In a deal that reminds us of the close links between Microsoft Corp. and Facebook, the world's most popular social network is acquiring a...

Apple’s iTunes U surpasses 1 billion downloads

Brian Jackson - February 28, 2013

Apple's educational content delivery platform has passed the 1 billion downloads mark in total, Apple announced today. iTunes U has also delivered more than 300...

Urgency without disruption – app solves problem for event planning

Howard Solomon - February 28, 2013

As the director of operations at an Ottawa hotel, Nyle Kelly wasn't satisfied when his customer's staff planner would leave their booked meeting and...

Guardly releases locating technology accurate to the room number

Brian Jackson - February 27, 2013

Toronto-based Guardly launched an update to its mobile personal safety solution yesterday with an Indoor Positioning System that can locate a users' precise location...

Microsoft launches Office 365 with rates tailored to small business

Howard Solomon - February 27, 2013

After stumbling twice with offering productivity applications as a service, Microsoft Corp. is finally giving what those who dream of in a cloud service...

Videoconferencing credited for diverting business travel

Brian Jackson - February 26, 2013

Remember in the starry-eyed early 2000s when the next decade of advances in video conferencing, online collaboration, and broadband connectivity would greatly reduce the...

Internet Explorer 10 released for Windows 7

Brian Jackson - February 26, 2013

Internet Explorer 10 is now available for Windows 7 PCs, Microsoft announced today. Previously only available on Windows 8 and Windows RT, Internet Explorer (IE)...

And the Oscar for most Facebook likes goes to…

Brian Jackson - February 25, 2013

Even if Sunday night’s Oscars broadcast was sort of boring, at least we could amuse ourselves by opening up our second screen of choice...

A mobile gaming matchmaking service

Jeff Jedras - February 22, 2013

While you could call it a mobile gaming matchmaking service, Lab Partners doesn't aim to find love connections for Angry Birds players. Rather, the...

Feds invest in Niagara-area Internet startup

Jeff Jedras - February 22, 2013

A Niagara-area Internet startup will benefit from some cash from the federal government to help it bring its technology to market. The Government of Canada,...

Twitter partners with HootSuite, Salesforce.com on Promoted Products

Paolo Del Nibletto - February 21, 2013

Twitter announced an expansion of its Promoted Products advertisements today with integration into social media managment tools including Salesforce.com's Marketing Cloud and Hootsuite. The social...

SAS pitches visual analytics to mid-market

Jeff Jedras - February 14, 2013

Software vendor SAS is targeting the mid-market with its new Visual Analytics solutions. The visual data exploration software combines business intelligence with analytics and graphical...

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Shall We Dance? Salesforce.com proves the cloud-governance risk

- June 3, 2019

By Alizabeth Calder According to research by Rightscale.com, 91 per cent of us are using cloud-based service providers, and we are spending 24 per cent...