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Pilot cybersecurity training program for women to recruit third cohort

Howard Solomon - March 6, 2024

Coffee Briefing Mar. 5 – High speed internet access for 150 NWT households; Canadian small business owners slow in generative AI uptake; Mistral AI...

Ashee Pamma - March 5, 2024

Charting Canada’s AI future: Firms must move quick, innovate, panel says

Paul Barker - February 22, 2024

March Networks launches hybrid video recording platform

Gary Hilson - September 6, 2017

March Networks' Hybrid NVR is designed to help retailers, financial institutions, school districts and other organizations transition to an HD video platform at their own pace

Hashtag Trending – Parking with Google Maps, AI assistants bonanza

Brian Jackson - August 31, 2017

Google wants to help you find that perfect parking spot, tech brands are making moves with their voice-activated assistants, and Product Hunt gets an upgrade.

Hashtag Trending – Facebook’s fake news crackdown; Robots deliver pizza now

Brian Jackson - August 30, 2017

Dominos will trial self-driving car pizza delivery, Facebook is going to block ads on fake news pages, and the perfect computer to buy for your bike.

Are SR&ED tax changes another punch in the teeth for Canada’s tech sector?

Jim Love - August 29, 2017

While announcing new money for innovation funding, governments are also making moves that will make it difficult for smaller ICT firms to compete in the market.

Canadian CIOs share their top barriers to hiring the best tech talent

Mandy Kovacs - August 22, 2017

The IT skills shortage in Canada has been well documented, and this job-seekers market hasn’t made hiring any easier for executives.

Interview: Xerox’s Alissa Johnson on how to avoid being ‘the CISO of No’

Howard Solomon - August 21, 2017

Xerox CISO Alissa Johnson perfected saying "No" when she worked for the President of the U.S.

Why it’s time for Shopify to stop supporting Breitbart’s online store

Nicole Simone - August 18, 2017

The rise of a white supremacy movement in the U.S. should motivate Shopify to drop right-wing news site Breitbart as a client, argues a concerned observer.

Aug. 18, 2017 – Bitcoin surges to $5,000, subway scans for bombs

Brian Jackson - August 18, 2017

Could airport style scanners work in a subway station? A racist website just can’t find a new host. And Bitcoin is making some people rich, but definitely not me.

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