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The Government of Ontario to use Anaplan on a cloud platform

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The Government of Ontario will use products from Anaplan, a business planning software company, on a cloud platform to support improved financial processes across the Ontario Public Service (OPS).

Twitter shares surge as Elon Musk now top shareholder, named to Board of Directors

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Twitter shares soared 27.1 per cent on Monday after it was revealed that Tesla and Space X founder Elon Musk is now the largest...

Canada’s first end-to-end returns solution announces national expansion

Samira Balsara -
Toronto-based ReturnBear, Canada’s first end-to-end returns solution, has announced a national expansion with packaging-free drop-off locations, enhanced product offerings, and new merchant partners. Founded in...

BoomerangFX’s digital services help organize and enhance aesthetic medicine practices

Samira Balsara -
A Toronto-based software company is providing medical aesthetic practices with digital platforms and services to help them organize and grow their businesses.  Launched in 2021,...

Toronto to get Walmart Tech Hub and hundreds of tech jobs 

Pragya Sehgal -
Toronto to become home to a larger Walmart Global Tech hub which will generate hundreds of jobs for Canada's local tech talent

Amazon Canada launches new program to teach coding through music from Indigenous artists

Pragya Sehgal -
Amazon Canada is partnering with youth empowerment charity TakingITGlobal to launch a program that teaches coding skills using music from Indigenous artists.

IBM Canada CSR leader invites Canadian non-profits to apply for IBM’s newly launched global sustainability accelerator 

Pragya Sehgal -
IBM has launched the IBM Sustainability Accelerator to help non-profits and government organizations scale environmental solutions.

Canada to get its first AWS Local Zones in Toronto and Vancouver

Pragya Sehgal -
Amazon Web Services (AWS) just announced it is expanding cloud infrastructure in Canada with new AWS Local Zones in Toronto and Vancouver.

A conversation with IBM Canada president Dave McCann: It’s all about the people

Lynn Greiner -
For IBM Canada's new president, Dave McCann, it's all about the people. "I've always been a very people-focused leader inside the IBM company," he said...

New Salesforce tool to help businesses manage their reopening strategies

Pragya Sehgal -
Cloud-based software company Salesforce has launched Safety Cloud, a service that helps businesses better manage their entry protocols at events and/or in the workplace

Benchmark and Arctiq merge to provide end-to-end solutions to customers

Lynn Greiner -
Canadian data centre and cloud solutions provider Benchmark Corp, and boutique technology services provider Arctiq Inc., who already partner on projects, have decided to...

Google Canada announces its second cloud accelerator program for Canadian startups

Samira Balsara -
Google Canada has announced that applications are now open for the second Google Cloud Accelerator Canada. 

Many Canadian, U.S. SMB websites vulnerable to spoofing, clickjacking and sniffing, says vendor

Howard Solomon -
Websites of Canadian and American small and medium businesses continue to be vulnerable to spoofing, clickjacking and sniffing, according to a report from a...

Microsoft making Cloud for Retail generally available

Pragya Sehgal -
Microsoft has announced that its Cloud for Retail will be generally available starting Feb. 1, 2022. The public preview of the cloud has been available since March 31, 2021.

Waterloo company simplifies parking process in busy cities

Samira Balsara -
A Waterloo, Ontario based company is simplifying parking in crowded cities with smart parking technology.  eleven-x, a global supplier of wireless IoT solutions, has launched...
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