Cloud

Although Canadian cloud providers point to data privacy and security as the top reason that many businesses haven't adopted cloud services yet, a new Business Software Alliance study makes the case that stronger intellectual property laws are needed.

Almost 75 per cent of smartphones used at work are employee-owned: study

ITBusiness Staff - February 22, 2012

New study by Forrester Research shows BYOD trend continues to deepen in workplaces around the globe.

Group wants new FTC investigation of Google’s privacy policy

Grant Gross - February 22, 2012

The Center for Digital Democracy says changes to Google's privacy policy set to come into effect on March 1st are all about targetting ads, not user convenience.

Rogers targets small biz with new online marketing suite

Nestor Arellano - February 3, 2012

Rogers' new service Outrank promises to help small businesses boost their bottom line by generating more inbound calls and emails on a search optimized custom Web site.

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Regional head of cloud professional services at Amdocs Americas discusses challenges in clients’ cloud journeys

Red Hat CEO says much work needs to be done on AI regulation front

Red Hat launches AI blitz for open hybrid cloud at Summit 2023

Coffee Briefing May 30 – Government of Canada supports Mississauga cleantech company; Thomson Reuters announces plugin with Microsoft Copilot; New cloud-based Wi-Fi platform launches;...

IT professionals struggling to control costs across complex cloud environments: Aptum study

Analysts’ concerns about Broadcom’s buy of VMware not wavering

Cloud Blogs

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...