How did secrecy become ubiquitous in the Information Age? It looked good on paper. Pervasive surveillance would be needed to protect the populace, and technology could facilitate the enormous challenge of inspecting
For many founders in Canada, particularly the under-represented female founders in our startup scene, it is really difficult to think beyond the question of finding money to the more important question of, "Who's
Next week IdeaCity comes back to Toronto for another three days of "smart people talking about big ideas." Every year the audience listens as the world's most renowned thinkers and personalities present on
Michael Nicula is the Founder & CEO “HCM Soft”, a SAP HR based software, the creator of Wi-Py.com, an online payment application similar to Paypal, only free of charge, the founder and leader
Martha Stewart made headlines when she announced on national TV that she was joining an online dating site. Amy Webb could give her a few pointers about looking for love. A storyteller, serial
HP is bringing touch to business as it unveils its latest commercial desktops to market. HP’s EliteOne and EliteDesk 800 series are desktop PCs that are designed for the needs of businesses today.
OK, attention out there! Hands up - who has heard of the OASIS Universal Business Language (UBL)? Hmmm - not many hands. What’s that you ask? What is UBL and what’s it used
According to the handy Wolfram Alpha search engine, some 24.5 years have passed since the introduction of the first Internet virus. And the first self-replicating malware to exist on the Internet’s precursor, the
From wearable technology products to reimagining advertising flyers, tech-driven entrepreneurs gave their best pitch last night at the Jolt Demo Fest in Toronto as the accelerator showcased its most recent cohort of early stage
Last year we met Hannah Chapplain, a musician venturing into the world of entrepreneurship and digital media as a new client of Communitech and the Canadian Digital Media Network. Chapplain was a bit of
In the last post I talked about TWG’s space, the startups it hosts, and events its done and continues to do. Here I talk with partner Andres Aquino about TWG's apps, vision and
A number of articles have previously been written here on ITBusiness.ca about 3D printing. Today we take an in-depth view of 3D printing from an inside perspective. Nestled in a non-descript building near
In the heart of downtown Toronto and just blocks away from Chinatown lay TWG (The Working Group) a development house that creates Web and mobile products for clients and the community at large.
What started as a platform to measure stress levels of grizzly bears in the Alberta wild may just keep you out of the hospital in the future. Ryan Denomme and his team at Nicoya