Over the past 12 months, we’ve seen the fall from grace of many of the previously celebrated (yet grossly over-funded) unicorns like WeWork, Uber, and…
Canadian tech saw impressive growth in 2019, and there is currently a demand for 305,000 new tech workers in the country by 2023. With more…
“Action is hope. There is no hope without action.” - Ray Bradbury As CEO of the BC Tech Association, my predictions for 2020 focus on…
The New Year Will See Tech Creating a Better Experience Hospitality Tech Technology has emerged as a driving force in hospitality. From tablet-based POS systems,…
I’m not alone, or going out on much of a limb, in predicting that Canada’s thriving construction industry will only get bigger in 2020. It…
Predictions often relate to generosity at this time of year. What will I find under the tree? Which gifts would my loved ones appreciate most?…
The “future of work” is not a far-off concept - it’s currently happening all around us. Almost daily, we interact with some form of automation,…
On Wednesday December 4th, BC Tech celebrated what was scheduled to be the conclusion of our #WhatWorks series on women in tech, which was designed…
If you are an engineer working for Google in Silicon Valley, Bitcoin may not change your career much, but for billions of talented people in…
Vancouver’s technology sector is booming, creating an influx of job opportunities in the industry. Whether it’s local startups that are catching fire or global players…