By Ted Kritsonis
Law firms go through untold mounds of paper at any given time, and a Victoria, B.C.-based consultant believes the answer lies in rapid on-site digitization through a Fujitsu document scanner.
By Yasmin Ranade
Since working more from home, remote employees have been cutting IT out of the loop, which according to HP’s report has led to an increase in compromised machines, with 66 per cent of Canadian IT teams agreeing that protecting against, detecting and recovering from firmware attacks has become more difficult.
by Lee Rickwood
The potential is tremendous for the mini-metaverse to unify human-machine understanding and connect the digital and physical worlds in order to advance education and all interactive environments.
By Christine Persaud
Chromebooks are all the rage these days thanks to their portability, security, ease of use, and affordability. Some Chromebooks take the design concept a step further with literal twists that allow for them to be used in different modes, including tablet. But how do you choose?
By Yasmin Ranade
Preparing for a cyberattack can be a bit like trying to hit a moving target, however there are a number of simple things that SMBs can do to help mitigate against cyber threats,
by Lee Rickwood
Application developers have mapped out the whole world into a grid of 10-foot squares, identified by a unique combination of three random words.
By Christine Persaud
True wireless earbuds are one of the hottest categories in tech, and certainly the most-talked-about and sought-after category in headphones. And there’s good reason
by Lee Rickwood
A Montreal tech firm uses artificial intelligence (AI) to combat climate change by making commercial buildings smarter about the energy they use.