Careers & Education

RoboGarden and University of Northern British Columbia Continuing Studies (UNBC CS) have announced a new collaboration, with RoboGarden offering its Machine Learning and Artificial...

Microsoft to invest $500 million in Quebec’s AI infrastructure and workforce

Ashee Pamma - November 22, 2023

Today, Microsoft announced it is investing US$500 million in expanding its hyperscale cloud computing and AI infrastructure in Quebec over the next two years. The...

AWS offers free AI training to Canadians via new ‘AI Ready’ commitment

Ashee Pamma - November 22, 2023

Amazon Web Services (AWS) has announced ‘AI Ready’, a new initiative tasked with providing free AI and generative AI skills training and education to...

QueerTech Qonference in Montreal and online on Nov. 1-2

Ashee Pamma - October 26, 2023

Professionals in the tech industry who identify as part of, or allies to, the 2SLGBTQ+ community will convene in downtown Montreal and online on...

VR is changing customer care for Hydro One

Breanna Schnurr - October 12, 2023

Hydro One, an Ontario electricity transmission and distribution provider, has partnered with VR Vision, a virtual reality technology company, to transform the training experience...

ALL IN 2023 panel explores AI and need for sound infrastructure

Paul Barker - October 4, 2023

All the necessary components are in place from an infrastructure perspective for Canadians to stay ahead of the curve when it comes to the...

VMware’s Harrison delves into need for sound DEI strategies at CDN recognition luncheon

Paul Barker - August 28, 2023

The importance of sound and meaningful policies around diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) strategies has never been as critical as they are today, says...

Study reveals Canadians aren’t aware of potential AI downsides

Breanna Schnurr - August 18, 2023

A study by the Canadian Institute for Advanced Research (CIFAR) shows that Canadians are diving into new AI tools with excitement but are missing...

Survey reveals sysadmins seriously need to up their AI knowledge

Paul Barker - August 2, 2023

Results of a new survey from Action1 Corp., provider of a patch management platform designed for work-from-anywhere enterprises, indicate that an alarming 73 per...

ITWC’s 2023 Top Women in Cybersecurity: An interview with Susan Chiang of Cloudflare

Howard Solomon - July 30, 2023

Experts regularly insist that diversity — be it in age, colour, ethnicity or other categories — helps make an organization vigorous. An example is Susan...

Top Women in Cybersecurity panel offers career advice

Howard Solomon - July 30, 2023

A professional singer, a mother, and an association administrator are the backgrounds of five of the honorees for this year’s IT World Canada Top...

Top Women in Cybersecurity keynote: A cybersecurity career is harder than ChatGPT paints it — but just as rewarding

Howard Solomon - July 28, 2023

ChatGPT is good for a lot of things, but don’t ask it to create a realistic scenario for a woman who wants a career...

Coffee Briefing Jul. 18 – Musk aims to get a grip on reality using AI; Scotiabank and Xero join forces to support Canada’s small...

Breanna Schnurr - July 19, 2023

Coffee Briefings are timely deliveries of the latest ITWC headlines, interviews, and podcasts. Today’s Coffee Briefing is delivered by IT World Canada’s editorial team! Missed...

Gartner’s Sinha provides strategic planning advice to group of key Ontario IT execs

Paul Barker - June 29, 2023

A strategic planning discussion organized by Gartner earlier this month, targeted at senior IT managers in Ontario’s public sector, examined the best approach they...

Infosec talent shortage is ‘manufactured,’ MapleSec panel told

Howard Solomon - June 22, 2023

The talent shortage in cybersecurity could disappear if organizations had looser needs and spent more on educating existing staff, Canadian experts say. “I think the...

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