Month: February 2023

by Lee Rickwood
Children do not have the power – nor should they – to consent to companies’ collecting, profiling, sharing and monetizing their data. 

By Ted Kritsonis

Fujitsu has several different document scanners, though few are as small as the ScanSnap iX1300 and its focus on less demanding workflows. 

by Lee Rickwood
Facing rising prices and labour shortages, Canadian businesses are thinking digital: they plan to invest more in tech over the next year in the face of other expected challenges and opportunities for growth. 

By Yasmin Ranade
As more of us return to office (RTO) or look to make a job change in 2023, it is fascinating to appreciate how social media is playing a greater role in employee recruitment as well as job seeking. From a careers and talent perspective, we are just at the beginning of the social boom. 

By Christine Persaud
It’s clear with the latest health tech technology that companies are working on not only products that can make managing your health convenient, but also focusing on prevention. Being able to identify potential issues from your home before they become real concerns could help alleviate stress on the health care system. 

by Lee Rickwood
Anticipating ever-greater climate change impacts, some see technology as bringing significant change to collective behaviours. 

By Yasmin Ranade
Will this be the year when 5G standalone networks (5G SA) usher in access to faster, more robust connectivity and service to consumers? 

by Lee Rickwood
As new assistive technology allows people to live and work to the best of their abilities, it’s also finding a role in letting them play. 

Christine Persaud
There has been lots of talk about the AI chatbot ChatGPT of late, coming from various angles. Some believe the service, created by OpenAI, poses a threat to journalism, coding, and other similar industries. But there’s another angle to ChatGPT: as a search engine 

By Yasmin Ranade
What is ag-tech)? How important is it to Canadian farming, our economy, the environment?