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Stories by Rafael Ruffolo
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Mozilla's dev team shares Firefox secrets
If you're thinking about open sourcing a project in the near future, Mozilla Corp. might be the perfect blueprint to follow.
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Aussies follow Canadian lead on data breach guide
Canadian data breach notification guidelines -- jointly created by the Information and Privacy Commissioners for British Columbia and Ontario -- have made their way to the land down under.
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IBM: Fixed prices for IT projects are unethical
If your IT projects are consistently late and over budget, chances are you haven't implemented Agile software development practices.
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Inside the black market 'bug trade'
The black market for software vulnerabilities is booming, with bugs regularly being sold for thousands of dollars a piece online. And one of the only ways to reduce this steady stream of hacks, according to Geekonomics author and IT security pro David Rice, is for software companies to simply write better code.
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Gartner bullish on virtualization market
Virtualization will be the biggest driver for IT infrastructure and operations spending over the next several years, according to a report from Gartner.
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Novell brains share thoughts on Microsoft
The widely criticized Microsoft and Novell interoperability agreement has been a success for his company, said Novell CEO Ron Hovespian.
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RCMP charges Canadians for selling fake Cisco gear
An Ontario hardware reseller has been charged by the RCMP for allegedly selling large quantities of counterfeit Cisco Systems networking equipment.
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VMware unveils security developer tool
One of the biggest issues for enterprises considering virtualization is the effect virtual machine deployment could have on their IT security. But with the launch of a new application programming interface, VMware is hoping to address these concerns by enlisting the help of security vendors from around the world.
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Analyst: Microsoft 'frightened' of Google monopoly
As made abundantly clear with Friday's announcement, Microsoft's US$44.6 billion bid for search engine Yahoo was driven by the software giant's desire to stay viable in the online advertising market.
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SUSE Linux version aimed at Big Blue mainframes
Novell hopes the cost benefits associated with its newly announced SUSE Linux Enterprise Server Starter System for IBM System z will help prove to IT managers that the mainframe is not yet a footnote in the history books.
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Insurance carrier AXA moves to XML-based SOA
To deal with high-volume policy requests and underwriting information, insurance carrier AXA in Canada is using an XML-based platform to automate its data systems.
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Canadian security experts evaluate Google holes
Canadian analysts said the two Google-related hacks which surfaced recently should cause IT managers to look at employee Web surfing as a security hazard rather than a time waster.
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Business Objects takes on predictive analytics
Business Objects announced Monday it is adding predictive analytics data mining technology to its business intelligence (BI) software, a move that didn't surprise its competition at SAS Institute.
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Toronto's Xenos offers 'document lifecycle tool'
In an effort to help IT managers manage the creation, format, storage and presentation of documents, Toronto-based Xenos Group has released its Integrated Document Solution (IDS).
