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We live in the age of convenience and it is pervasive. But the transition from serving populations to serving persons comes at a heavy price. Namely, the displacement of local small businesses that of

In 1998, Kodak had 170,000 employees and sold 85% of all photo paper worldwide. Within just a few years, their business model disappeared and they went bankrupt. What happened to Kodak will happen in

ABCtech #67 30JUN16 Moonlight in the Meadows Moonlight in the Meadows - 2016 will be forever remembered for the "lost dog and much rain!" But the banter of over 200 guests blew off the tent tops Tuesd

ABCtech #66 18May16 Health City Health is in the news, whether it be the spiralling cost of serving an ageing population, dietary dilemmas, or the endless promises of emerging technologies: cell and g

Granting investor's tax credits is the latest for increasing the availability of capital for small and medium enterprise (SME) technology firms. BioAlberta has prepared an analysis of the Alberta gove

Local media cites looming cuts - HERE including 2014-2015 Executive Compensation. A new Board of Directors has also been also announced - HERE . Alberta Government Press Release May 02, 2016 Governmen

ABCEtech #63 07APR16 Alberta Has Been Wacked Prosperity lost - disruptive options warranted! For 10 years we have been preparing for the time when Alberta would have to address it's loss of prosperity

ABCtech #62 07-APR-16 Economic Resilience OVERVIEW – Spring 16 FOR A COPY OF THE COMPLETE REPORT CLICK HERE

"Transportation" is a strategic option for economic recovery, creating new jobs in engineering and construction. And if the systems employ emerging technologies, the resulting networks will contribute

This is as much to do with the economies of making a meaningful and measurable impact as the overwhelming trend of small business to use “search engines” for the first level of advice. If business gro

The “Cloud” technology evolution is enabling us to do this both individually and collectively to understand and improve the entrepreneurial ecosystem. But we need to measure the right data and put the

ABCtech #160 29FEB16 Esir writes – Are the professions immune? Also, I’ve been asked to elaborate on the future of Alberta’s professions – the very source of knowledge and innovation that has contribu