Wpisy z June 19th, 2008
San Diego-based StoneFly, a provider of IP storage area network hardware for the data storage market, said this week that it has shipped a SAN-based product which encrypts data. According to the firm, the new encryption option is part of its StoneFly Integrated Storage Concentrator line of products. The new encryption option allows users to encrypt volumes stored on StoneFly’s storage products. StoneFly’s Integrated Storage Concentrator product is aimed at small offices, remote sites, branch offices, and first time IP SAN deployments, and supports up to 24TB. StoneFly is a subsidiary of network storage provider Dynamic Network Factory.
Continue Reading Skomentuj June 19th, 2008
Before you let enterprise executives out the door with their mobile computing gear, make sure they have a backup plan in case something goes horribly wrong. Like these ones
Continue Reading Skomentuj June 19th, 2008
The Supreme Court of Canada has swept aside bondholders objections to the $51.7 billion privatization of BCE. However, industry analysts say negotiations with the lenders funding the deal may delay closing it for several months. Meanwhile businesses wait for Bell to be overhauled
Continue Reading Skomentuj June 19th, 2008
Despite popularity of a term for hosting data and applications online, ComputerWorld Canada’s blogging contest contenders were less than impressed with the concept
Continue Reading Skomentuj June 19th, 2008
According to Softchoice Corp. CEO David MacDonald, Canada may have the successes of RIM and Biovail, but Canadian entrepreneurs need to step up their game if they’re to succeed on the global platform
Continue Reading Skomentuj June 19th, 2008
As planned, Microsoft Corp. chairman Bill Gates will stop working full-time for the company next month. Bloggers ruminate on Gates’ continued role with the organization and a possible power struggle with CEO Steve Ballmer
Continue Reading Skomentuj June 19th, 2008
The market research firm sees strong sales for CRM and systems infrastructure software, but customer’s aren’t just looking at productivity anymore. Plus: Updates on PCs, servers and more
Continue Reading Skomentuj June 19th, 2008
A U.S. case ends with a surprising judicial move that could have some influence in Canadian legal disputes, according to experts. Learn the difference between the two main e-mail privacy complaints
Continue Reading Skomentuj June 19th, 2008
The U.S. Veterans Administration is deploying Intel® vPro™ technology. Intel’s fast Core processors and technology package enables the VA to remotely “wake up” devices to repair and run software updates, and reduces energy costs. vPro also enhances security, a VA goal, and other cost reduction and computing needs. Check out an interview on the purchase at Government Computer News.
Continue Reading Skomentuj June 19th, 2008
Rancho Cucamonga-based EMRISE, a manufacturer of electronic devices and communications equipment for the aerospace, defense, industrial, and communications market, said Thursday that it believes its $18M acquisition of Advanced Control Components may close earlier than estimated. The firm announced the deal to buy ACC, a supplier of high performance radio frequency (RF) and microwave devices for the military, aerospace, and other markets, on May 28th. EMRISE said the reason for the sooner close is a “fast-track” environmental approval by the New Jersey Department of Environment Protection.
Continue Reading Skomentuj June 19th, 2008
Poprzedni wpis