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"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

In more developed countries, time-saving devices relieved homemakers of domestic drudgery. The participation rate of women in the workforce soared and family income with it. Hints of revolutions that

In 2014, a growing number of businesses accrued tangible results from their analytics initiatives: Incremental revenue gains through proactive pricing. Better customer engagement across channels. Sign

ABCtech #33 25JAN15 Climate Change is in QuikTech Notes 25-JAN-15 REPRINT Special Edition - Climate Change? Alberta has been weathering a very, very "busy" period of high spending and rapid growth. We

ABCtech #26 04NOV14 Super Intelligence Soon QuikTech Notes 04-NOV-14 Special Edition - Super Intelligence Soon? The following article's proposition is that genetic engineering (GE) will enable mankind

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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

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

ABCtech #146 04JAN13 InfoTech and Analytics Once flooded with paper and where to store it. Now choking with data and how to use it! Corporate leaders, professions, and governments are recognizing the