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Anti-laundering software casts wide net to catch big fish

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Powerful computers and constantly tweaked software plow through mountains of customer data looking for suspicious activities – such as a state governor transferring large amounts of cash


Canadian firms putting a lock on data privacy

High-level executives charged with keeping consumer data safe from scammers and snoopers are increasingly common at major companies


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It's 11 p.m. Do you know where your logo is?

A guardian of valuable corporate brands ventures into rough-and-tumble cyberspace to defend against interlopers, from the harmless to the lethal


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Don't fear the pirates

Illegal downloaders of music and movies are at the forefront of technology—and it's time the industries caught up.


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Who wants to squash the BlackBerry?

Competitors are lining up, and the top weapon in their arsenal is software for Microsoft. But RIM's CEO isn't fazed


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To the rescue

Every year, more than 1,000 workers die on the job. It doesn't have to be this way. Here are four new devices that can help keep your people out of danger

Mary Kirwan

Kirwan

Security Blog

Security from the ground up


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Mathew Ingram

Computer: Find me the bus to the nearest Starbucks

Just when you were getting used to Web 2.0, the buzz is now about Web 3.0


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Paul Lima

No need to show up for class

How online learning software goes way beyond webcasts


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A border guard's dream

This biometric device could be coming to a customs agent near you


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Insecure about your security?

A tool to help small businesses improve their IT security


Peter Thompson

Peter Thompson

IT Watch

There's a lot more to offshoring than India

 

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Brian Kenyon

Q&A;: Brian Kenyon

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Naomi Strasser

Strasser's wish list

FALL 2007 ISSUE OF TQ 

Unified Communications

There's much more to VoIP than cheap phone calls. Converting to an IP system transforms the way staff work and communicate with each other — both in and out of the office. Five workplaces have found savings and a big boost in productivity after making the switch

Coming to a screen near you

It's stable, secure, easy to use—and absolutely free. But the user-friendly version of Linux known as Ubuntu faces one big hurdle

Pimp my shopping cart

With some fine-tuning, e-commerce sites can maximize exposure—and profit

CIO Confessions: Mike Cuddy

Toromont's Mike Cuddy talks about why IT is the place to be

Q&A;: Lionel Menchaca

Dell's chief blog-watcher explains himself

Solutions for the little guy

Until recently, vendors only had eyes for major corporations. Now they're stumbling over each other with connectivity tools aimed at small operators

Getting on the WiFi game

Cities across Canada are finding that setting up their own wireless Net access can not only cut costs but also improve municipal services. And it's cheaper than buying bandwidth from the big telecoms.

Can Microsoft take on RIM?

Windows Mobile 6 is the latest attack on Research In Motion

Business Travel 2.0

Cisco's Telepresence video-conferencing system is crazy expensive, but it'll make you think you're in the same room as the people on the other end of the line

Gizmos on the go

Accessorizing your mobile machines


BUSINESS OF TECH ARCHIVES 

Columns: Is Chief Yahoo right choice for Yahoo chief?

Is Jerry Yang is the best person to right the reeling giant?

Craigslist lets users call all its shots

Craigslist lets users call all its shots


EINSIDER ARCHIVES 

Columns: Home Depot wins with IT.

Other retailers? Well, not so much

Telephony a tiny piece of big convergence picture

Telephony a tiny piece of big convergence picture

Business incubator

susur

Star chef Susur Lee on managing under pressure

Autos

Globe Auto

BMW's engineers know what they're doing

Real Estate

Real estate

Update your bathroom without getting soaked

Travel

Real estate

Trip insurance: Are you covered?

Technology

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Video specs are sci-fi cool but impractical

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