
The business of AI.
Technology in business is doing it again! Some say AI is the second coming of software. Some praise and rave about AI as indispensable and making life easier and more

Technology in business is doing it again! Some say AI is the second coming of software. Some praise and rave about AI as indispensable and making life easier and more

Technology is transforming Edmonton’s construction sector and spiking demand for skills training. On many construction sites, technology and digital tools have become invaluable, particularly for vital construction aspects like scheduling,

Change is never easy. Particularly in business, legitimate new ways of doing things, and sometimes the curse of change for change’s sake, have usually been resisted as a disruptive threat.

Cyber threats are real and the business warnings are commonsensical, mundane and even simple – but so very important. Be aware! Don’t assume! Be pro-active! It happens in Edmonton, and

Of course, in its purest form, banking is a reliable and established financial service. However, times change. People change. Customer wants, needs and expectations change and with all respect for

Serendipity is nice. It’s exciting, thrilling, almost romantic. It is also fluke and luck and it usually happens by accident. However, experience and the track record of success cautions that

Technology is a spectacular convenience, an infinite source of information and a social game changer. In business, technology is like breathing, blood flow, heartbeats and nerve endings. The critical fact

There is a sometimes subtle but seismic shift, not only in Edmonton business but also in the perception of Edmonton business. For a long time, Edmonton was energy services driven.

As a business owner, you’ve taken all the right steps to mitigate risk. Your key person is insured, the succession plan is in place and your servers are secure. All

It’s suddenly the hot topic and a threatening and scary fact of business life – the new risk management. Maddening, frustrating and, particularly for small and midsize businesses (SMBs), much