According to an international study published by Cisco Systems, for young professionals and college students workplace access to social media, mobile devices, and the Internet is strong enough to influence their future job choice, sometimes more than salary does.
Symantec Corp has released the findings of its 2011 Critical Infrastructure Protection (CIP) Survey, which found a drop in awareness and engagement on a global basis as measured by the CIP Participation Index.
ABI Research says that enterprise mobility management services – which include services to manage mobile apps, devices, content, network services, expenses, policy, and security – will grow to $11 billion worldwide by 2016.
According to comScore, in July nearly 70% of smartphone subscribers in the U.S. were on either the Google Android or Apple platform, and Research In Motion’s BlackBerry is still losing share.
A new report published by the Toronto Region Research Alliance (TRRA), titled the Information and Communications Technology in the Toronto Region, has just been released – and it shows that the region has much to offer the global ICT industry.
A memorandum of understanding (MOU) has been signed between Cisco Canada and the Province of Ontario, outlining their intention to cooperate in developing initiatives that “will help drive key economic development goals and support technology research and development (R&D).”
Research firm International Data Corporation (IDC) reports that the worldwide mobile phone market grew 11.3% year-over-year in the second quarter of 2011.
According to research firm International Data Corporation (IDC), second-quarter PC sales in the United States were down 4.2% over the same period last year, with Microsoft losing to Apple.
