Xerox acquires Digitex Canada
Nope, it’s not HP, but this morning Xerox announced that it’s acquired one of Western Canada’s largest independent solutions in Digitex Canada.
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In response to COVID-19, Cisco is handing out 90-day Webex business licenses for free
Cisco has come forward to help those impacted by the spread of coronavirus disease (COVID-19) by offering free 90-day Webex licenses to businesses who are not Webex customers, Cisco announced on March 2.
Toronto firm’s growing partnership with Google ‘on a 10x rocket ship’ thanks to deep Anthos ties
For the first time, Google Cloud invited partners to its Accelerate sales kickoff conference in Las Vegas…
Veritas country manager says cloud governance misconceptions still a problem
While businesses are becoming more cloud-savvy, misconceptions about cloud governance remain, according to Garth Scully, Veritas country manager for Canada.
Pivot3 achieves Common Criteria Certification on its new generation software platform
Governments and private enterprises are having trouble sleeping knowing more of their data is being generated outside of the traditional data centre, but security solutions firm Pivot3 says its latest certification will help them sleep a little better.
Hashtag Trending – IBM picks Slack, Samsung Unpacked, robotic workforce stops growing
IBM selects Slack over Teams as its official communications platform, Samsung Unpacked yields a few surprises, and Robots loosen their grip on the American workforce.
Google to implement new quality standard for video ads for Chrome and YouTube starting in August
The Coalition for Better Ads announced this week announced a new set of standards for ads that appear during video content.
Endpoint security solutions are the true treasure of Carbonite acquisition, says OpenText’s CPO
Following the acquisition of security software solution provider Carbonite in December, OpenText’s presence in the endpoint security…
From Windows 7 to Windows 10: A migration guide
For any IT pro who’s been around for more than five years, déjà vu must be setting in. It’s “scramble to get onto a supported desktop operating system (OS)” time, just as it was in early 2014, when Windows XP’s end-of-support loomed.
Windows 7 is dead, but 25% of large businesses in Canada are still running it on desktops, says IDC survey
Experts say there’s a significant opportunity for the channel in the move from Windows 7.
Say hello to Microsoft’s new Chromium-based browser
Microsoft officially launched its new Edge Chromium browser across both Windows and macOS operating systems this week and is available for download now.
Insight Partners to acquire data protection company Veeam
Insight Partners, a New York investment firm, today cemented its agreement to acquire Veeam, a Switzerland-based cloud…
Time running out for support on these Microsoft products
The start of the new year is a time when system administrators need to think about applications reaching end of life. Admins should know by now that support for Windows 7 ends Jan. 14, as well as some versions of Windows 10.
Business development apps are hot, storage and data protection is not, says NPD research
Over the past year, small and large value-added resellers in Canada have pushed certain parts of the…
Microsoft says Teams has hit 20 million daily users
The battle between Slack and Microsoft Teams continues, and it now looks like Microsoft is gaining the…
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