Networking on the grid

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Seneca College, Toronto tries out metropolitan local area network service provided by Toronto Hydro Telecom, a unit of the city's electrical utility, Toronto Hydro Corp. Terrence Verity, the college's chief information officer informs that the connection provides one gigabit per second of capacity among SenecaEs major locations, supporting administrative and learning systems and linking all campuses to the Internet.

Contracts & orders received, Communications, Broadcasting and Telecommunications, Colleges & Universities, Colleges, Universities, and Professional Schools, Telephone Communication, Colleges and universities, Contracts & orders let, Telecommunications services industry, Telecommunications industry, Universities and colleges, Contracts, Communications industry, Contract agreement, Toronto Hydro Telecom Inc.

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A quiet benefactor who makes a big noise on campus

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A retired executive from the credit reference industry, Marcel Desautels, is to become a management school benefactor, for McGill University's management faculty, The business school will be renamed as Marcel Desautels school of business, joining the list of business schools in Canada, that bear the names of their donors.

Financial management, Organizational nomenclature, Business and Secretarial Schools, Business & Secretarial Schools, Finance, Company investment, Investments, Executives, Names, McGill University, Business schools, Company financing, Desautels, Marcel

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