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Feds boost telehealth with $4.5 million in funding

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The University of Ottawa Heart Institute's CIO discusses how the institution is developing an Internet-based secure cardiac health records system to streamline communications between physicians and cardiologists

Four universities to share hardware grant

Shane Schick -
Hewlett-Packard Canada and Intel of Canada donate workstations and servers

Terrorist attacks planned with U.S. IT infrastructure: expert

Vawn Himmelsbach -
special report A conference in Ottawa has members of the FBI, the RCMP and the High-Tech Crime Network discussing IT vulnerabilities that could be linked to the violence

Public sector using CRM to cut costs

Geoffrey Downey -
Analyst says unlike the private sector, governments aren't worried about generating revenue

Knowledge House demise leaves school board in limbo

Paul Fruitman -
Nova Scotia Department of Education mulls alternatives to e-learning program

Ontario takes wraps off revamped Web site

Geoffrey Downey -
Portal seeks to improve communications with e-mail links

How to make the business case for assistive technologies

Paul Fruitman -
An NCR exec explains why legislative and societial pressure won't be enough to create the products and services necessarily to improve the lives of Canada's elderly and disabled

Canada Post to create IT service firm

Shane Schick -
CGI in negotiations to help build organization to manage infrastructure

Canada’s CIO charts Government On-Line progress

Paul Fruitman -
Challenge is to make services work seamlessly, d'Auray says

Ontario launches five-year plan for online services

Neil Sutton -
Bell, CGI and KPMG included in project that could cost $90 million

Hospital grasps wireless handheld opportunity

Shane Schick -
Pilot project in Hamilton to focus on the documentation and reporting workflow of diagnostic imaging reports. One radiologist says at any moment he could be at one of four sites, making it difficult to stay on top of paperwork

Edmonton saddles up for e-services

Neil Sutton -
The municipality will bring online booking and paying for facilities, permits and potentially taxes. The city's ERP program manager outlines its e-procurement plans

How the Internet changed the Mob

Paul Fruitman -
An EDS expert discusses how organized crime gangs pursue money laundering, illegal betting and smuggling in the electronic age

Alberta begins $295M fibre-optic networking project

Shane Schick -
An outsourcing agreement will see Axia take a major role in the development of an initiative to connect 4,700 facilities across the province

Compaq server offers guide to the galaxies

Shane Schick -
Canadian professor uses a supercomputer to simulate particle formation

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