Wednesday | 3 December, 2008
Stories by: Kathleen Lau
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SOAs may spawn 'Business Process Experts' 29 May, 2008 08:06:28
The emergence of services-oriented architecture (SOA) from traditional object-oriented programming means that system design now requires a different approach, and therefore a new combination of skills. - +
EMC forges ahead with data de-duplication 28 May, 2008 08:05:00
EMC has announced storage products that executives said respond to the top-most areas of concern for enterprise customers in the data center. - +
EMC unveils discovery tool for virtual data centers 28 May, 2008 11:04:17
EMC has unveiled the latest version of its application discovery and dependency mapping tool in an effort to give customers better visibility into their virtualized and physical data centers. - +
NetGear unveils NAS gear for SMBs 01 May, 2008 15:17:02
NetGear's latest release of its centralized network storage technology for small and medium-sized businesses comes in a compact desktop form factor that the equipment manufacturer is calling an industry first. - +
Webfuser dev tool aimed at non-programmers 18 April, 2008 11:22:31
The latest version of an Ottawa firm's hosted Web development platform lets non-developers build business applications in less time with what the company said would be minimal intervention from IT administrators. - +
BEA takes an SOA approach to e-commerce 07 April, 2008 10:57:47
BEA Systems' latest version of its e-commerce tool takes a services-oriented architecture (SOA) approach to tackle challenges brought on by current e-commerce trends, said a company executive. - +
Adobe releases runtime code to Linux developers 03 April, 2008 07:16:45
Adobe Systems announcement that it has made available the pre-release alpha version of its Adobe Integrated Runtime (AIR) to the Linux community will be "a huge benefit" to application developers, said one Canadian developer. - +
P2P plug-in could detect net neutrality violations 31 March, 2008 11:18:47
In an effort to regulate network management practices, a peer-to-peer platform provider has released a tool to help users track possible traffic manipulation by Internet Service Providers (ISPs). - +
Open Text addresses Unix bandwidth challenges 18 February, 2008 08:42:21
A new release by Open Text should help alleviate the network and bandwidth challenges often faced by employees whose jobs rely on remotely accessing Unix applications, a company executive said. - +
Why Microsoft became attracted to Danger 14 February, 2008 08:00:59
Microsoft's plan to acquire mobile technology developer Danger will grant the software mogul the brand recognition it seeks in the youth market, analysts said. - +
Canadian Windows ISV helps mobile Linux effort 09 January, 2008 08:15:14
A Canadian open source firm is considering contributing its technology to the LiMo Foundation, a consortium of companies striving to build a globally-available open, Linux-based operating system for mobile devices.
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Bankstown Council streamlines their IT with Microsoft® Windows Server® 2008
Deciding it was time for more streamlined operations, Bankstown Council teamed up with OSS Infotech, a Microsoft Gold Certified Partner. The solution included Microsoft Windows Server, Microsoft SQL Server® and Microsoft Exchange®.
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