Technology
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A cure for carbon: Putting CO2 to work in concrete manufacturing
CarbonCure’s mission is to reduce carbon dioxide emissions from concrete manufacturing.
Canadian innovators gain IP protection, 120 countries in one shot
Trademark regime reforms and three key trademark treaties now in force.
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Eight signs your accounting software is holding you back
Sponsored Content provided by PLANT partners: Consider how an upgraded system could better enable your company’s growth and expansion As a growing manufacturer, your accounting software package may have served its purpose in years gone by, but in the light…
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Smart sense your bearing problems
Tune in wirelessly with a smartphone.
Huawei warns US would hurt itself by cutting off tech ties
Number 2 smartphone maker denies its products would be used for China’s cyberespionage.
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Yale forklifts go mobile
Manage your fleet by smartphone.
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Eclipse adds to its EPCM controls with D&D Automation acquisition
Automation manufacturer gets a division that’s focused on EPCM controls engineering.
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Apply digital leverage to gain a competitive edge
IoT streamlines business processes for an enhanced customer experience.
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Seven tips for choosing an ERP solution that consolidates all your data
Sponsored Content provided by PLANT partners: Drive strategic decisions through real-time data across your entire operation Are multiple sources of data testing the limits of your systems? All too often as companies grow and evolve, they stitch together a makeshift…
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Industry 4.0: What’s new at the fair?
Hannover Messe is the place to go to see the latest in digital factory, industrial systems, robotics and more.
Enerkem a finalist for green aviation fuel challenge
The Sky’s the Limit Challenge offers $5 million prize in federal government competition.
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Former BlackBerry employees OK for severance class action
Ontario judge clears the way for suit that alleges the tech company attempted to avoid paying the employees what they were owed.
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Clean energy one of Canada’s fastest growing industries
In 2017, nearly 300,000 Canadians were directly employed in the industry.
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Futurist Rothblatt sees a day when human and machine become one
In 50 years we’ll all carry some sort of digital implant inside our bodies.
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Industrial IoT on the rise
Making data more central to business.
