digital
CBSA, Montreal port tests blockchain to tug shipping into digital age
But data sharing depends on co-operation among competitors and security remains an open question.
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Manufacturing in 3D: It’s changing the rules and how you compete
Digital manufacturing is disrupting entire industry sectors, so be prepared to move quickly.
Details trickle out about cultural exemptions in Pacific Rim trade deal
Includes cultural exemption that specifically includes web content.
US newsprint duties will accelerate shift to digital: Resolute
600,000 workers in the newspaper and commercial printing sectors are at risk.
Internetization: A new word for our global economy
The contemporary face of globalization that embraces the digital connectivity and empowerment of the internet and the web.
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IIoT is changing automotive and aerospace manufacturing
How these industries are making the digital transformation.
Canadian leaders must prepare for the future: report
But only 28% of survey respondents are ready to make the transformation.
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NAFTA talks to start late in the year, expect big changes: Ross
US Commerce Secretary notes auto parts and digital economy among targets.
Manufacturing must seize upon digital transformation: BCG
Artificial intelligence, advanced data analytics and 3D printing are a few of the innovations.
Quebec newspapers seek government help for digital transition
Publishers confronting declining revenue as advertising spending flows to social media platforms.
GE wooing investors with ‘digital industrial’ vision
Immelt pledges $67 billion to shareholders from a sleeker company.
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Canadian businesses slow to seize digital tools
Google Canada boss says digital leaders outperform competitors in every industry.
Hyphen and University of Guelph to share technology
Partnership will share 3D printing and prototyping, innovations and services.
Terepac to crank out micro circuits for the “Internet of Things”
Rockwell will help the Waterloo advanced manufacturer increase its production capacity.
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Ford to build virtual crash test kid
The Ford Motor Co. is developing the one of the world’s first digital human child-body models for computer crash testing that will lead to future safety technologies.
