Jim Kalogiros

Oct 3, 2024 | b2bnn.com | Jim Kalogiros |Secure Power

By Jim Kalogiros, Vice President, Secure Power at Schneider Electric CanadaI recently ran across a LinkedIn job post for a “mainframe assembly language programmer.” What intrigued me was not the walk down memory lane of mainframes’ heydaybut the fact that finding a person to fill this position is akin to finding the proverbial needle in the haystack. Well-skilled and expert mainframe programmers are now pretty much retired as mainframes have largely evaporated in the cloud.

Jul 15, 2024 | sustainablebiz.ca | Jim Kalogiros |Tyler Choi |Harold von Kursk

GUEST SUBMISSION: There is no question about it: Scope 3 emissions are a thorn in the side of every company trying to operate in a more sustainable way. The known challenge of curtailing Scope 3 emissions affects every industry. Concrete, steel, electrical components, water and even business travel are omnipresent common contributors to Scope 3 emissions. Together, Scope 3 emissions extend across the supply chain (both upstream and downstream).

Jun 25, 2024 | sustainablebiz.ca | Tyler Choi |Jim Kalogiros

Arcadium Lithium plc (ALTM-N) has acquired the lithium metals business of Toronto-based Li-Metal Corp. (LIM-CN) for $11 million US, unveiling the buyer following a non-binding letter of intent announced by Li-Metal in June. The all-cash acquisition will include the intellectual property and assets for lithium metal production, and a pilot production facility in Ontario.

Apr 25, 2024 | b2bnn.com | Jim Kalogiros |Secure Power

By Jim Kalogiros, Vice President, Secure Power at Schneider Electric CanadaThe blending of artificial intelligence (AI) with data centreinfrastructure is changing the world of technology. As AI applications spread across industries—from healthcare to finance, and beyond—demanding significantly more resources than traditional computing, the imperative for enhanced processing power has skyrocketed.

Jan 8, 2024 | sustainablebiz.ca | Tyler Choi |Jim Kalogiros

Retail-focused property owner Crombie REIT (CRR-UN-T) more than doubled its goal for certifying green space, and validated its 2050 net-zero pathway via a global climate standards setter in 2023. The achievements outlined in its latest ESG report show a 22 per cent cut in operational emissions from 2019 to 2023, putting Crombie on track to meet its target of a 50 per cent cut by 2030, executive vice-president of leasing and operations Arie Bitton told Sustainable Biz Canada in an interview.