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Embracing Payments Modernization and Open Banking Is Good for Business
As the payments landscape evolves, financial institutions and other organizations must strive to stay consumer-centric and competitive. The payments industry is currently undergoing significant disruption. Financial institutions, fintechs, and other organizations are all competing to keep up with customer expectations and to make payments faster, easier, and more convenient. This requires core infrastructure transformation, new...
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Transitioning from the Internet of Things to the Interconnectedness of Everything
The art of balancing innovation and risk management in the world of IoT As organizations continue to digitally transform, Internet of Things (IoT) devices such as cell phones, tablets, watches, refrigerators, medical devices, vehicles and many more, are becoming critical components to enable companies to act quickly on information to increase competitive advantages and operational...
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Internet of Things: Opportunities and Challenges
It is imperative that Canada develops a national strategy for IoT, in consultation with business, industry, policymakers, and academics. Canada cannot afford to stay behind in this sector, given the pervasiveness of the technology and the economic stakes. The Internet of Things is the latest evolution of the “web”. In 1969 ARPAnet was born when...
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Artificial Intelligence in Canadian Industry
The advances made in Artificial Intelligence over the past decade have transformed the world of business and adoption of AI is necessity for growth.
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Charting Big Data Possibility with Massive Insights
The field of big data has exploded over the last ten years and, as new maps continue to be drawn, Canadian firm Massive Insights is continually expanding the realm of the possible.
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Helping Companies Upscale As They Outgrow their Paper Workflow
Businesses have been talking about paperless workflow for decades, but it’s a hard leap to make without the right tools. The changes of the last two years have put those tools to the test. Since the very first modern computer appeared in office, we’ve all been asking, “Do we still need all this paper?” It’s...
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Can Canada Be a Global Cybersecurity Leader?
Securing Canada’s digital infrastructure has never been more critical. In this interview, Ulrike Bahr-Gedalia (Senior Director of Digital Economy, Technology, and Innovation at the Canadian Chamber of Commerce) speaks with Marjorie Dickman (BlackBerry’s Chief Government Affairs and Public Policy Officer) about BlackBerry’s new collaboration with the Canadian Chamber of Commerce on the Cyber.Right.Now. campaign, and...
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Privacy and Artificial Intelligence — Is Your AI Trustworthy?
Artificial intelligence (AI) is no longer a futuristic theory — it’s pervasive throughout our daily existence, in our offices, our kitchens, and our cars.
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Pivoting Out of the Pandemic — Industries Are Turning to the Cloud to Emerge Strong
IBM Canada VP of Technology Sales Frank Attaie shares his thoughts on why organizations have accelerated their journeys to cloud during the pandemic.
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Staying Agile and Innovative Post-COVID: Critical Insights for Business Leaders
What’s in store post-pandemic? No one knows for sure, but the KPMG CEO Outlook report offers a unique lens on evolving attitudes.
