Targeting the federal government IT opportunity
As its fiscal year-end approaches, the federal government is focused on streamlining its infrastructure, consolidation and virtualization, and improving service delivery
Bell and Avaya connect the Vancouver Olympics
Bell Canada has built a 20 Gbps network that will combine video from thousands of televisions with 80 support applications for Vancouver 2010
City of Coquitlam virtualizes its storage with Hitachi, Compugen
A desire to upgrade to the latest version of VMware led the city to virtualize its storage environment as well
New online business permit and license service comes to city in Ontario
BizPal service is also available in Manitoba
CRTC pleased with improved wireless public safety services
Wireless service providers have helped Canada upgrade its 911 services
Canadian government to invest in new strategic research projects
Funding will help with technology applications and will also boost Canada’s Economic Action Plan
Security vendor aims to boost government business
Trend Micro establishes itself in the National Capital Region
Canada’s Privacy Commissioner urges companies to properly safeguard information
Certain systems need to be put in place to protect sensitive business information
B.C. province-sponsored workshop helps small businesses boost competitiveness
Workshop is being offered by the Business Development Bank of Canada and is sponsored by the province, the Southern Interior Development Initiative Trust and the Castlegar Chamber of Commerce
British Columbia pilots new eResponse system
Web-based system allows potential jurors to respond to summonses electronically
PWGSC responds to growing procurement concerns
Potential procurement reform will reflect best value for Canadian taxpayers
Alberta Innovates is new hub for innovating, investing, collaborating
Realigned innovation structure improved government portal
Feds commit to cutting red tape for business
Federal small business minister Diane Ablonczy says the government wants to reduce the paperwork burden for small businesses
Bill S-4: Cracking-down on identity thieves
The bill came into force last Friday, amending the Criminal Code to make early stage identity-related activities like unlawfully possessing and trafficking identity information a crime
Feds support defence wireless network R&D
Announces $9.7 million repayable investment in BelAir Networks Inc. to develop wireless networking technologies