Huawei Canada operates at a higher wavelength, calls on competitors to do the same

 Canada’s dismal state of rural broadband service means life beyond a 75 km radius of any major city is excluded from the digital economy and its services. This is an embarrassing state of affairs for a G7 country, in North America no less, and the one in which Alexander Graham

“Be resilient.” An interview with Huawei’s Chris Pereira

 The normal operations of companies and employers have been disrupted by the COVID-19 lockdown, but hiring continues in some sectors in spite of the new protocols. Huawei recently bucked the downward trend and on-boarded more than 100 new workers at its Canadian operations, and it did so without any in-person

Movin’ On drives big ideas on sustainability

 Feature photo credit: Jimmy Hamelin From the folks who bring you tires, along with the longstanding Michelin Guide to fine restaurants and hotels, last week’s Movin’ On summit was an initiative that may at first seem counterintuitive. It was all about sustainable mobility. A possible mismatch, perhaps, with the idea of selling

5 Tips for Networking at Your Small Business

 At a business, the number one important thing among employees is connectivity. Sure, you want them to connect with each other, but you also want them to connect to the Internet. Whether this is through an actual computer or a mobile device such as a tablet or a smartphone is