Four 'gorillas' sit at the intersection of the future of Information and Communications Technologies (ICT): economic transformation; demographics and societal change; resource pressures; and accelerating technological progress.
Couple that with faster production cycles, global competition, tight capital and venture capital markets, and de-focus on innovation within companies in today's cost-control environment, and it's easy to put quicksand under the sturdiest of feet responsible for navigating the future of innovation and ICT within companies and organizations.
Anticipate and capitalize on ICT's increasingly central role in our economic future. Presented by TRLabs VP Research, Dr. Rainer Iraschko, this interactive session peers into the future of ICT and answers the following: Where do ICT opportunities lie for Alberta companies and organizations? What six key things about ICT opportunities in Alberta could give your company or organization a competitive edge over the next 2 years?
Interactive session run from 11:30am to 2:00pm and include a light lunch. For more information visit - www.trlabs.ca/escan
TRLabs is Canada's largest not-for-profit information and communications technology research consortium and is internationally recognized as a... [more]
Sarah Blue
As one of the first members of the Cambrian House team Sarah has been the forefront of the crowdsourcing movement since the term was coined in 2006. She has partnered with startup and community leaders to educate organizations of all sizes about effective methods of harnessing the power of people through social networks.
In addition to Cambrian House,...[more]
