Events: Top tech conferences to attend this winter
Some New Year resolutions are harder to keep than others. That new diet or...
January 3, 2019 /
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Don’t let economic uncertainty slow DX efforts
We talk to Gartner analyst John-David Lovelock about the latest IT spending forecast, and why the discussion is changing from one about number-crunching to one about digital disruption.
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Death of the corporate data centre? Not just yet
Cloud is growing, but half of workloads are still run in enterprise-owned facilities and many organizations plan to use their own data centre for edge computing capacity, according to Uptime...
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Why cross-border connectivity is essential for DX
Cloud-based communications can turn a phone system into a collaboration tool, helping to transform the way an organization runs its business — particularly for those wanting to extend or expand...
By Stefan Pittinger
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Why open banking isn’t open for business
Data sharing will allow banks to create more targeted products and services, while reducing risks like fraud. And customers will have new options for managing their money. So why hasn’t open...
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The top 5 benefits of SD-WAN technology
It’s taken some time to catch on, but an increasing number of organizations are getting onboard with software-defined WANs. This is the year SD-WAN is expected to take off — and be a major driver...
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Canada can’t cope with IT skills shortage
There’s more need than ever to nurture homegrown tech talent as the skills crunch worsens, hi-tech employers have to import workers from overseas and their best talent heads to the U.S.
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Digital disconnect: Businesses still lack vision
Most organizations expect disruptive technologies to play a pivotal role in their future success, yet almost half are without a digital strategy and unclear as to who should lead it.
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Black Hat reveals network security threats
Software-defined networking, voice-over-IP and enterprise mobile security systems come in for a beating during the annual gathering of IT security experts.
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Why email refuses to die
Email is inherently inefficient and insecure; there are better, more focused ways for teams to communicate. So why are so many organizations afraid to move away from email?
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Canucks play fast and loose with ransomware
Half of Canadian companies feel confident in their ability to protect against ransomware, according to a new survey. Yet more than a third of those surveyed were hit with ransomware in the past year, and attacks are much higher here than in the U.S....
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Death of the corporate data centre? Not just yet
Cloud is growing, but half of workloads are still run in enterprise-owned facilities and many...
June 6, 2019 /
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Summer school: An IT pro’s reading list
It’s summer — time to unwind, and reach for that mystery or science fiction novel you’ve been...
July 5, 2018 /
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10 podcasts for IT pros
Books to read in 2018: A reading list for IT pros
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- Big Data 75
- Business Continuity 37
- Cloud 136
- Community Involvement 9
- Customer Service 34
- Disaster Recovery 30
- IPv6 38
- IT Management 556
- Managed Services 13
- Security 212
- SIP Trunking 89
- Unified Communications 206
- Virtualization 20
- Weekly Tech Bytes 48
5 ways a new phone system can impact your business
Maybe you aren’t using rotary phones or fax machines in your office, but when was the last time...
May 2, 2019 /
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Should your phone system be in the cloud?
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