Information technology

In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, Ontario companies have worked tirelessly to ensure people have safe and modern access to healthcare products and services.

Global collaboration is now more important than ever before, and Ontario, Canada is opening its doors to some of the best and brightest people from around the world.

This August, TU-Automotive Detroit is celebrating 20 years of auto show excellence with its first ever all-digital event.

For the first time ever, Collision will be fully digital – and there has been a shift in focus. The conference will still showcase the most brilliant tech minds from around the world, but the biggest question on everyone’s lips will be ‘how we can harness the power of technology to combat COVID-19?’

Ontario, Canada is no stranger to the age of innovation. The province has a history of discovery that has transformed it into a global hub for leading-edge technologies.

ISARA is the world’s largest dedicated quantum security company based in Waterloo Ontario helping companies secure their information.

Ottawa, Ontario, based GBatteries has developed a way to enable ultra-fast charging of standard lithium-ion batteries, without compromising their cycle life, paving the way for more accessible electric vehicles.

Oakville, Ontario, based Shoplogix helps manufacturing companies to visualize, integrate, and act on production performance in real-time to uncover hidden production potential on the shop floor.

Data Science and Advanced Analytics team at Unity Health Toronto uses AI technology to improve hospital efficiency and patient care.

Pariveda’s move to Toronto will give it access to a fast-growing market and a world-class pool of highly skilled talent.