Ongoing advances in artificial intelligence (AI), automation, digital tools and other cutting-edge technologies have given rise to new tensions across Calgary’s ever-evolving business landscape. From an agricultural and ranching hub
Four decades ago, when clunky, Jurassic computers roamed the earth, the Internet was just barely invented and 20 years before Steve Jobs created the iPhone, the computer catchphrase “garbage in/garbage
Sometimes – unwittingly or unknowingly, relying on stubborn gut-feel intuition versus facts and professional advice, penny-pinchingly blaming tight budgets or resigned to making do with just okay versus sharp and
Akira, BlackCat, Medusa and Phobos may seem like fitting names for your new cat, yet they instead represent some of the most common and viscous ransomware variants that businesses in
Artificial intelligence continues to be both romanticized and villainized within the business community. Praised for its real-world examples of increasing efficiencies, improving decision-making and providing a competitive advantage, it’s also
Drive, accountability and trust. These are the three things that Al-Karim Khimji looks for in a new hire. For some, that might feel unconventional. Yet for the co-founder of Calgary-based
It’s maddening and frustrating, particularly for small and midsize businesses (SMBs), but sometimes cybersecurity can feel like mission impossible! The more diligent businesses get about cybersecurity, the slicker and more
It’s an energy that Brad Parry says is almost palpable in Calgary these days. But it’s not the type of energy you’re used to talking about. The newly minted president
In what appears to be a perfect storm for business owners, the pandemic has turned out to be a feeding ground for cyber criminals who are using ransomware to attack
It’s been a long road to digital maturity for Canada’s construction sector – not that you need to remind Mogens Smed. “In this digital by default era, technology is absolutely
