Is the Canadian Federal Government doing enough to create taxation incentives for SMBs to help them take advantage of green innovation?
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Committing available resources to the threats that occur most often and can cause the greatest damage will allow small enterprises to create better IT security without breaking the bank.
Recently, Info-Tech Research Group conducted a survey designed to gauge…
10/6/2009 by: Darleen Hartley
Outsourcing, once thought of as the panacea for high IT overhead, has come under fire lately for several reasons. Hidden costs have come back to haunt penny pinching technology companies.
Off shore vendors are supposed to…
06 Aug 2009
Cloud to be a Hot Growth Niche for Emerging Firms
TORONTO, Ontario, August 6, 2009 – IDC Canada recently profiled ten Canadian Cloud solutions companies to watch.
“Cloud computing is still only in the nascent stages in Canada, but is…
Automating Routine IT Administrative & Support Tasks Can Stretch The Budget
Automation has been an industrial cornerstone since Henry Ford devised the Model T assembly line. Yet in the world of information technology, many enterprises still operate as if they’re 18th…
Demands for IT capacity are unrelenting and often unpredictable, making it difficult for CIOs in mid-market businesses to keep up with the pace of change.
Growth from mergers, acquisitions and geographic expansion have resulted in server sprawl across many server rooms…
Employ Traditional Marketing Techniques To Engage Customers & Enhance Status
If IT departments were consumer products, their brand images would rank near the bottom. The stereotypes are all too familiar, personified by Dilbert’s nemesis, “Mordac the Preventer of Information Services”: IT…
Enterprise IT is quick to scrap hardware and infrastructure spending, but slow on the trigger when it comes to staffing and IT service cuts, an Info-Tech analyst says. Find out why IT decision makers should better scrutinize their in-house cost…
Skeptics suggest an economic crisis will stall sustainable business practices. They cling to the myth that going green costs more money. But many businesses are discovering green habits save big money, especially when it comes to information technology.
The savings are…
As Canadian firms struggle to contain costs and keep the lights on, employee training is an area hard hit by the financial downturn.
According to surveys by analyst firm Info-Tech Research Group, cutting “discretionary spending” – including staff training…
While IT is going through something of a Green revolution, reports indicate that the numbers of green IT initiatives and the amount invested in them is on the rise, eco-warriors may be somewhat saddened by the impetus.
According to a Forrester…
