B.C. pilots dynamic transit display Posted on August 9, 2010 by Jennifer Kavur 09 Aug 2010, ComputerWorld Canada Transit riders standing on the corner of Highway 99 and Stevenson Highway no longer have to wonder if they were forgotten by the bus. A pilot project in a Vancouver suburb tracks buses in real time on a WiFi network and streams arrival info to a 46-inch LCD TV at the stop.
Festival Hydro transforms Stratford into WiFi hotspot Posted on April 21, 2010 by Jennifer Kavur 21 Apr 2010, ComputerWorld Canada Festival Hydro puts an innovative spin on the Ontario government’s smart meter program by using the technology to transform the City of Stratford into one big 802.11n WiFi hotspot. Nearly one quarter of the city will be covered in time for the Canada 3.0 forum next month.
Toronto high schools install real-time communications networks Posted on January 27, 2010 by Jennifer Kavur 27 Jan 2010, ComputerWorld Canada The Toronto District School Board has launched a six-month pilot project with Onestop Media Group that will install real-time, video-based communications networks in four Toronto high schools.
George Bernard Shaw plays sidestep copyright headaches Posted on April 15, 2009 by Jennifer Kavur 15 Apr 2009, ComputerWorld Canada York University is taking advantage of network restrictions and IP filtering on the fibre optic ORION network to sidestep copyright issues associated with Shaw’s work.
Moving cell phones will help 680News create live traffic reports Posted on January 23, 2009 by Jennifer Kavur 23 Jan 2009, ITBusiness.ca Toronto’s popular radio station for traffic and weather information – 680News – will use raw data from hundreds of thousands of cell phones moving on city streets to access and report on actual traffic information.
U Calgary turns to BlueCat for IPAM needs Posted on July 29, 2008 by Jennifer Kavur 29 Jul 2008, ComputerWorld Canada With large wireless projects and VoIP projects on the boiler, ignoring the importance of IP address management could lead to serious headaches.
NBC to set record coverage of Olympics Posted on July 27, 2008 by Jennifer Kavur 27 Jul 2008, ComputerWorld Canada Sun Microsystems, Seagate and Omneon supply the technology behind NBC’s Olympics Web site. Find out how the broadcaster will store and send all the video content.