Canada’s Tech Scene Is Having A Moment: Pay Attention
Canada has firmly arrived on the global tech stage.The success is anything but overnight, and its secret sauce — quality of life, deep talent pool, great governance — isn’t going away.
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What Apprenticeships Can Do for Companies – and for Workers
With many saying the market isn’t supplying enough skilled workers, companies are building their own pipeline via apprentice programs.
For IT Transformation, Put People First
Most of the talk and action around digital transformation centers on the technology that is required to propel a business forward in a competitive market or to pivot to a new business model. But are...
An Ode to the Business Card
The death of the business card may be inevitable. But it has an awful lot of cultural, historical, business, and even creative significance.
Talent Exodus: Massive Job Churn Is on the Horizon
Business faces radically altered employee needs as the pandemic wanes. Anybody who deals with people, especially talented tech workers, must act differently now. Here are three ways managers can prepare for churn.
Tomorrow Comes Today – A Look at the Next Decade of Software Product Engineering
The shift to performance-based models represents the future of the services industry, but few companies are positioned to take advantage of the transformation partnerships needed to achieve their goals.
What IT Leaders Learned–and Gained–In the Pandemic: BMC’s CEO Executive Council
BMC hosts a regular “Executive Council” with senior executives of a small number of clients. A recent virtual discussion honed in on lessons learned from the pandemic and where things head from here.
Perfecting the Art of the Virtual (Meeting)
Columnist Raskin has become, during Covid, a curator of the exploding field of event technologies. Here are some innovative ones. Join her own event to learn more.
The Pipeline Isn’t the Problem
Companies need to look inward to their own culture instead of outward to the pipeline.
