Manufacturing spending billions on IoT, but still can’t patch Windows or remember passwords

Traditional PC distributor Supercom Canada is eyeing the security-surveillance market

Distributor looks to other vendors such as Acer, EMC and Sun to make up for lost HP business because of its hybrid business modelrn

Kentucky-based firm releases two new devices aimed at consumer and SMB marketsrn

Too many pricing variables are scaring customers interested in utility computing solutionsrn

Big Blue opens service centres in Toronto, Calgary and Londonrn

Large VARs focused on XP support issues saying new operating system is a long ways offrn

Canadian retailers will have to wait a little while before they can put Computer Associates’ new consumer security products on their shelves.rn

Tech Data Canada chief believes competitors are performing irresponsibly in the market

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In a tight field of well-known corporate security packages, we find one that scores a narrow victoryrn

Notebook vendor takes its shot in overcrowded Canadian LCD spacern

B.C.-based system integrator’s Java-based technology automates up to 80 per cent of code, saving customers time and money.rn

Could the closing of the annual trade show in the U.S. and Canada have been prevented?rn

The company missed quarterly expectations. Now it’s missing some key executivesrn

Value added distributor unveils new tools and Web portal for partner network; launches program that sends message to grey market users

Using actor Kevin Bacon, Best launches Act! 7.0 to SMB markets