IT LEADERSHIP AWARDS: We profile the people who’ll be evaluating the nominees for ComputerWorld Canada’s IT Leadership Awards. Kathryn Bulko talks about introducing computers to T. Eaton Co., then Canada’s largest department store retailer
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A touch-up job from the past has much to teach us about bringing our history up to date, says Lisa Jardine in her Point of View column.
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With dual six-core CPUs, the NDP-2080 can handle demanding throughput, says the company. However, an industry analyst believes regional and local Internet providers and not big carriers will be the buyers
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The company hopes that selling the cloud harder will also sell on-premise software. It’s a shift in strategy from the hybrid approach it touted a year ago
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Norman ASA’s digital sandbox is good but requires more user interaction than products from competing vendors. The anti-spam tool is easy to set up and configure
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McAfee Inc. covers the basics well but charges extra for technical support. The user interface is good but setting up firewall rules manually is complicated.
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Kaspersky Labs makes it easy to define simple firewall policies and with BitDefender, it has eliminated most of the techno babble
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An expert says initially swapping out adapter cards and switching hardware will be involved. But as future standards link to it, more complex software and hardware changes may be necessary
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It comes with all the bells and whistles and most functions are easy to find.
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Outgoing BP chief executive Tony Hayward is defending his leadership of the company in the aftermath of the oil rig explosion that killed 11 workers and led to the worst offshore spill in U.S. history.
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