Ingram Micro’s Comet Competition has expanded to Canada, and according to one of last year’s finalists from New Hampshire, contest applicants potentially have a lot to gain outside of the $5 million cash prize.
Cloud computing has become widely accepted by Canadian businesses, but that doesn’t mean they’ve figured out how to use it effectively, or more importantly, how to secure their data floating around in someone else’s computer.
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The multi-award-winning enterprise developed a Microsoft-based solution that gives one of their clients visibility into their sales and inventory.
Oracle and VMware have announced an expanded partnership.
Earlier this week, OVH announced that it is bringing its OVHcloud Partner Program to Canada.
Microsoft Corp. is pushing back its January 14, 2020 end of support date for Exchange Server 2010 by nine months.
Ottawa’s Martello, the solutions provider for unified communication networks, has reached an important milestone with its big partner Mitel.
Cloud is a force multiplier for Canadian businesses, but they’re still having a hard time figuring it out, says VMware
It’s a pivotal moment for VMware Inc., which announced the acquisition of security company Carbon Black and…
The cloud content management firm this morning announced Box Shield, a new set of content security controls and intelligent threat detection capabilities.
Hyper-scale cloud provider OVH announced this week the deployment of kubernetes on its servers in Canada.
Almost all CIOs agree that the cloud is a standard way to access services and systems quickly with minimal effort, and one of Microsoft analytics partners is finding creative ways to put that added computing power to use.
Partnerships were the name of the game at OpenText Enterprise World. Although no new programs for the channel were announced, the message was all about alignment.
As IBM closed its $34 billion acquisition of Red Hat Tuesday, questions continued to swirl around the impact the move will have on partners and clients, which even IBM’s Arvind Krishna acknowledged was the “real challenge” ever since the deal was announced last October.
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