automation
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Omron donates technology to Georgian College students in Toronto
Automation company provides PLCs for hands-on learning and training for faculty.
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Eclipse Automation wins fourth best managed company designation
Cambridge manufacturer achieves the gold standard for overall performance and sustained growth.
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Rising minimum wages could speed up automation, not relocations: labour leaders
Union leaders argue higher wages will ultimately help businesses as low income earners increase spending.
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Eclipse Automation to open a plant in Arizona
Greater Phoenix area is the Cambridge company’s third US location.
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Cyber crime’s grave threat to automated resource firms
Danger of a multi-tonne piece of equipment running amok or shutting down at a critical time.
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Fear of robots taking jobs spurs a bold idea: guaranteed pay
Universal basic income being explored in Hawaii where machines could replace tourism jobs.
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Labour movement has leapt forward in last decade, leaders say
But era of technology poses challenges and opportunities needed for workers to retrain.
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Thermotech scores $450K to build automated production line
Federal funding supports the purchase of new equipment to increase productivity and production capacity.
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High-tech US plants offer jobs even as the laid off struggle
Factories will need to fill 2 million jobs over the next decade, but many workers are facing an in-demand skills deficit.
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Automation: resistance is futile, our workforces must adapt
Nearly 50% of the Canadian labour force is at high risk within the next two decades, so how should we prepare?
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Reko invests $5.5 million for new manufacturing and innovation facility
40,000 square-foot facility expected to be completed by early next year.
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Your industrial control system is vulnerable to cyber attack
Take stock of your assets and regularly assess vulnerabilities.
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Simon Fraser and Siemens Canada partner to boost mechatronics skills
University will host certification program that will combine with a Siemens PLM Software grant.
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Is technology killing jobs? Relax, no doomsday scenario here
A C.D. Howe Institute report finds some industries’ occupations will be disrupted more than others.
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Workforce automation could intensify income inequality, Central Bank warns
More emphasis on education and skills training is necessary to help businesses adjust to a potentially difficult transition.
