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The Missing ‘M’ in SME – Why Alberta’s small technology businesses fail to grow Prepared by: Alberta Council of Technologies Society October 20, 2014 Preface Small and medium enterprises (SMEs) are viewed to be significant contributors to innovation, job creation…

“The Next Question” is a proposed radio Program produced by ABCtech Media Productions for distribution in Alberta and across the United States through public radio. The Program’s objectives are public

We live in a data-driven world, where streams of numbers, text, images and voice data are collected through numerous sources - accessible and moved at the speed of light. Analytics can transform this

Summary ABCtech Subscriber Survey - 2013 View all responses ABOUT YOU Association/ NGO 25 11% Business/industry 118 52% Policy/government 24 11% Research/academia 26 12% Other 32 14% TOTAL 225 BRAND 2

ABCtech #179 03SEP13 The Intangible Economy by Robert McGarvey Throughout the turbulent 20th century economists knew one thing for certain; the most successful economies were the Developed industrial

Future Will be What We Make It Alberta's economy is primarily based on food and natural resources, with opportunities for value creation. Diversification into other sectors will remain a small part

The September Subscriber Survey revealed a high alignment of ABCtech's brand and principles with its subscribers - "Diversifying Alberta's economy through emerging technologies". ABCtech's summer netw

Two years ago our theme "Off-loading Intelligence - When Machines Decide!" was punctuated with repeated declarations of: "It's sooner than you think!" And then in 2012, encouraged by IBM's Watson winn

It’s not traffic numbers that matter, but rather real customers and their engagement with your site and product. PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT Tropicana Orange Juice Formulated Using Analytics . Data about myri

Corey Wentzel, Executive Director of the Department of Extension at the University of Alberta, was asked to comment on the blurring of public and private sector boundaries and the implications for reg