by Lee Rickwood
Next-generation emergency phone system capabilities present a great opportunity to better assess the severity or complexity of a situation, review potential responses more quickly, and make appropriate decisions more appropriately.
by Lee Rickwood
Recent trends and global events have only increased our appetite for good streaming content across video, music, and gaming platforms.These Canadian companies are ready for us.
By Ted Kritsonis
Historic watercolour paintings have been getting a new lease on life, courtesy of a British charity that is using Fujitsu ScanSnap scanners to digitize them for a worldwide audience online.
By Christine Persaud
A competitor to video chatting services like Zoom and internal online team communication tools like Slack, it is the choice of many companies, both big and small.
By Yasmin Ranade
Based from personal context as a woman who previously worked in Silicon Valley, Jenna MacSwain, scientist and engineer, captures the culture and challenges women faced in the early days of Silicon Valley in her new romantic fiction novel, A Slow Leap Into The Sky.
by Lee Rickwood
In just the few days since its official release, the new COVID-19 notification app has already shown what it does and does not do.
By Yasmin Ranade
Earlier this spring, HR-Tech start-up Thrive announced it would provide for free its career software and services – typically offered through large companies – to Canadian individuals affected by the Covid-19 crisis.
by Lee Rickwood
A new computer chip with a very small form factor is powering some very big ideas, including the next generation of dual-screen and foldable screen PCs.