There is a growing trend in Canada, one that after a few years has finally caught the attention of the largest telecommunications provider. True, Netflix had caught their attention a while back, but it took them a few years to finally accept the trend and make an effort to emulate and even innovate a little. […]
Review; Canada’s First Netflix Clone: Shomi Read More »
Technology companies, well many companies, but technology companies in particular like to hide behind complicated sounding tech words and concepts. Technology and what powers it can be very overwhelming to people so, in the name of sanity, they don’t bother to really understand it. Being someone who does, in fact, understand technology, how our big
Usage Caps: Why They Serve no Purpose. Read More »
It’s all up in the clouds. When it comes to the way small and medium businesses run their IT infrastructure, it sure should be. One of the biggest challenges the owners of a small business face is bringing the latest and greatest of IT tech to their staff without the costs that come with it.
Embracing the Cloud: Streamlining Small Business IT Read More »
There is this new(ish) thing in the IT world, this thing where people can bring whatever their device is into an environment. What BYOD, or Bring Your Own Device, represents is the degrading of corporate IT standards. IT Standards are hated by employees world wide and seen as draconian. Nobody likes them, nobody wants them
BYOD: The Disease slowly killing IT Read More »
It’s no secret that Canadians have little choice when it comes to technology choices. A ruling by the CRTC several years ago opened the door for independent companies to lease infrastructure from the “big three” and resell it, creating alternative choices. I’ve personally long wished to stop being a customer of one of these providers
Switching back – a year exploring alternative tech providers. Read More »