By Christine Persaud
In the first part of this feature, we covered the tech essentials you need for heading back to school, including a computer, printer, smartphone, and software. But this year, there’s a whole other category of gear that students will need. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, products that will help keep students safe and in good health are essential.
by Lee Rickwood
While we’re still in the midst of the global shutdown put in place to help stop the spread of the coronavirus that causes COVID-19, multiple strategies for just how to go back to work safely have emerged.
By Christine Persaud
Regardless of which back to school option you choose, kids will resume their education come September. And there are products and gear they’ll need and/or can use, whether they’ll be working from home or in a classroom.
So what will they need in terms of technology?
By Christine Persaud
While drive-ins are opening up across Canada, there’s also an opportunity to take advantage of your own backyard and create your own outdoor movie theatre. So what do you need in order to set up your own backyard movie night?
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 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 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.