Organization: Information and Communications Technology Council

Flexibility will be key to the future of work, ICTC report finds

The future of work will be flexible, but what that means will differ greatly between precarious gig workers and better-paid employees who work remotely by choice, a new report from the Information and Communications Technology Council (ICTC) has found.

Businesses, innovators aim to make Canada a global leader in Internet of Things

Ottawa is a growing international centre for companies providing Internet of Things (IoT) devices and related software. Alberta wants to become the next major tech centre focused on IoT. Here’s how Canadian businesses and innovators are ramping up efforts to make Canada a world leader in IoT technologies and services.

George Brown College Launches Canada’s First Blockchain Certification Program

Toronto’s George Brown College has launched its first comprehensive certificate program in blockchain technology. Addressing the shortage of blockchain developers in a rapidly growing market, the Blockchain Development Program, will make George Brown College the first Canadian school to provide a full-time blockchain-focused certification course, joining an exclusive academic circle which also includes MIT and…

Digital talent strategy targets skills shortage

A new strategy is recommending steps to ensure Canada can meet the digital sector’s need for 36,000 more skilled workers by 2020. Released by the Information and Communications Technology Council, Digital Talent: Road to 2020 and Beyond says the jobs surge will be driven the adoption of by smart and connected technologies by all industrial…