Many predict the tablet will replace desktops and laptops. And the recent release of the Windows 8 tablet suggests this trend will continue. Tablets can work well in client meetings to show videos, charts and graphs, and make notes.
Early-stage IT companies in Canada will receive $100 million in funding.
In the current digital age, many youngsters are sleeping with smartphones rather than teddy bears.
With more info online, your practice and clients could be at risk.
Canada’s boomers are finding their footing in the digital age. In fact, 89% rival younger Canadians (99%) in their levels of Internet access, finds Ipsos Reid. They’re even taking up new media and devices. “We are seeing online boomers becoming more comfortable as their adoption of new devices is trending upwards,” says Dave Pierzchala, senior […]
In most major scandals, compromising emails are used as one of the main, supporting sources of evidence. Investigators wrapping up the LIBOR scandal have gotten their hands on yet another type of proof, though; employees private instant messages.
While the battle still rages between Samsung Galaxy S III and iPhone 5, Samsung introduced its latest device, Galaxy Note II, right into the fast shrinking space between smartphones and tablets. Calling it a niche product, Paul Taylor in his report in FT.com goes so far as to say “if you want most of the […]
Sneaking out for a three-hour lunch break? Not so fast. Your boss may be tracking your whereabouts. Read: When good employees do bad things At least, that’s the new reality at Bay Street, Toronto-based McCague Borlack LLP. The law firm is installing fingerprint-scanning technology to monitor its employees, reports thestar.com. Staff (except lawyers who have […]
Investors are repeatedly warned against trying to read markets based on headlines and trends. But what about using social media?
Advisor.ca’s Philip Porado is live tweeting from the 2012 Digital Day Conference today.