Communications & Networking
Police officers in Hamilton, Ont. are using a 1X network to access mug shots, reports and other content, from their cruisers. Find out how they’re doing it in the June issue of Communications & Networking magazine. The June issue also includes information
on Nortel Network’s new edge router, while the next issue will explain why Cisco Systems has made a carrier router capable of scaling to 92 terabits per second. TheJuly issue will also include a feature article on remote access. C&N will be involved in the InfoSecurity Canada trade show, where editor Greg Meckbach is scheduled to host VendorView sessions Wednesday and Thursday, June 2-3.
Contact: Greg Meckbach [email protected]
Breakfast with EDGE
New for this year is the EDGE Breakfast Series. The three morning sessions focus on business issue that affect the evolving role of the chief information officer in today’s enterprise. The panel for our first session, on Wednesday, June 16 at the King Edward Hotel in Toronto, will include Robert Garigue, chief information security officer with the Bank of Montreal, Toromont CIO Mike Cuddy, and Dietmar Reiner, CIO of Ontario Power Generation. Seating is limited, so book yours today by contacting Sherryl Jacobs at [email protected].
In the next issue of EDGE (July/August), meanwhile, we’ll be looking at a number of successful e-commerce applications. E-commerce is steadily advancing into the mainstream, this time, without the fanfare of the dot-com era. Here’s why CIOs and senior executives should be giving e-commerce a second look.
Contact: Martin Slofstra [email protected]
CDN recognizes excellence in the channel
Computer Dealer News will once again be sponsoring the Channel Elite Awards (CEA). CEAs will be presented to seven deserving channel professionals on June 24, at the Kingsbridge Centre in King City, Ont.
CDN is also pleased to announce that Tech Data, Symantec, HP, NEC-Mitsubishi and Maxtor have come on board as sponsors.
CEA recognizes individual excellence in seven categories: Sales, Consulting or Services, Customer Service, Project Manager, Marketing, and Support Technician. The CEA judges will also award an individual, team or company who has created the best solution as Solution Champion.
Channel professionals, vendors and distributors have until May 21 to nominate anyone they believe deserves recognition for a job well done.
An independent panel of judges will review the nominees and select the winners in each category.
Those eligible to win include employees or owners of Canadian-owned or Canadian subsidiaries of IT channel organizations including resellers, integrators, consultants and service companies.
Vendors, customers and distributors are not eligible to be nominated for the CEAs, but they are welcome to nominate individuals in the channel.
As a bonus, CDN has engaged Technology Channels Group Inc. to present a two-hour educational program for attendees. The theme of the education session will be: Moving from rhetoric to more revenue. The speaker will be Mike Dubrall, the “”Channel Doctor”” who has been consulting on channel programs for more than a decade and his partners seminar is one of the most highly attended in the industry.
To submit a nomination, please visit www.itbusiness.ca/cea.
Contact: Paolo Del Nibletto [email protected]
Sales contact for all the above: Brad McBride [email protected]
