Breaking News

  • $3.60 For Windows XP & Office 2007?

    In what appears to be a bid to increase, or at very least hang on its 90% market share, Microsoft will soon be offering a heavily discounted suite of its core applications to students.

  • Pan Boss Acquitted

    Charges against Jim Selim have been cleared after a jury found the Pan Pharmaceuticals founder not guilty of procuring another person to destroy data containing drug testing results.

  • Symantec does SaaS

    It was only a matter of time before Symantec pounced on software-as-a-service. It has announced its first on demand offering - Symantec Protection Network - for back up and disaster recovery targeting SMBs.

  • A North American World Without Email

    Blackberry services experienced a major outage this week, causing pain and panic for millions of BlackBerry email users across Canada and the US, while igniting sighs of relief in others.

  • Google Readies Powerpoint Competitor

    Google is preparing to take another step forward with its online office suit, buying up Melbourne’s Tonic Systems and priming its online presentation offering.

  • Missing Email Serves as Timely Archiving Reminder

    In the wake of the White House’s missing email scandal, email archiving integrity and processes have been vaulted into the spotlight, illustrating just how important it is to have robust capture, archiving and restoration abilities.

  • Survey Says: Test Disaster Recovery!

    While disaster recovery and business continuity services are increasingly being investigated and deployed, a new survey has found that most companies that have implemented failover systems are neglecting to test them.