Chris Hogg
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digitaljournal.com | Chris Hogg
Michael Lewis, Chief Technology Officer of Management Controls, speaks at CIO Peer Forum in Ottawa. - Photo by Jennifer Friesen, Digital Journal“I had to go to a leadership meeting and tell the whole team we’re going to ditch the solution that we spent nine months choosing,” said Michael Lewis, chief technology officer of Management Controls. He was speaking at the CIO Peer Forum in Ottawa, sharing the kind of admission that many would steer clear of.
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lotame.com | Chris Hogg
Marketers have long been adept at doing more with less—and Connected TV(CTV) has become the precision tool they rely on to do just that. For years, television was the playground of big-budget brands. High cost, low precision, and even lower accountability. But CTV has flipped that model on its head. With flexible buying, addressable audiences, and measurable performance, marketers are getting the reach of traditional TV—with the efficiency of digital.
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digitaljournal.com | Chris Hogg
Toast Summit. - File photo by Paulina Ochoa for Digital Journal“Was your mom a working mom?” one executive repeats under his breath, unsure how to answer. Another is asked, “How do you balance work and kids?” He pauses. Then laughs. “No one’s ever asked me that before.”These aren’t quotes from the Toronto stage — not yet, at least.
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digitaljournal.com | Chris Hogg
Jim Balsillie and Alberta Premier Danielle Smith speak at Inventures. - Photo by Jennifer Friesen, Digital JournalA slide shown by Jim Balsillie opened the keynote with a stark data point: none of the patents filed by researchers at Alberta’s publicly funded AI institute (Amii) are owned by Canadian companies. It was part of a broader argument about the risks of publicly funded innovation translating into foreign-owned value.
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digitaljournal.com | Chris Hogg
Alberta's Minister of Technology and Innovation, Nate Glubish, sits down with Digital Journal at Inventures. - Photo by Jennifer Friesen, Digital JournalOnly 5 percent of Canadian workers and leaders say they are part of a game-changing innovator. These are organisations that build something new, take risks, and lead the market. Alberta’s Minister of Technology and Innovation, Nate Glubish, sees that figure as both a concern and a call to act.
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