Technology / IIoT
McMaster Innovation Park offers new gateway to redevelopment using digital procurement
Digital procurement through the bids&tenders platform will modernize McMaster Innovation Park’s procurement effort
Your computer can help scientists seeking COVID-19 treatments: IBM
IBM’s World Community Grid hosts Scripps Research project to help scientists virtually screen chemical compounds that might help fight COVID-19
Skills Ontario launches #SkillsAtHome challenge series on Twitter
The #SkillsAtHome series will consist of several challenges through the coming weeks relating to the skilled trades and technologies
Huawei warns more U.S. pressure may Chinese spur retaliation
The tech company’s chairman says U.S. pressure on foreign suppliers “will be destructive to the global technology ecosystem”
Tech community issues open letter to Ontario govt. during COVID-19
Tech CEOs and innovation hubs call for swift action to maintain top talent and jobs
threatened by the COVID-19 pandemic66% of businesses willing to share data with third-parties: report
Although willing to share data, businesses are still cautious, and believe more clarity is needed in privacy regulation, a report finds
Canadian Security: Cybersecurity for the home-based worker
Fortinet’s Derek Manky offers some advice to businesses who are faced with the prospect of most, if not all, of their staff working from home
PCI Geomatics announces new leadership
June McAlarey appointed as new president and CEO of PCI Geomatics
Robopets: Using technology to monitor older adults raises privacy concerns
Robotic pets could increasingly provide social companionship and health monitoring in elder care, but data processing involves personal and sensitive information about individuals
Weapons systems will sustain U.S. military superiority: report
The U.S. Department of Defense is expected to spend an estimated US$481 billion between 2018 and 2024 developing new technologies, finds Frost & Sullivan
