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Paige Pitcher, Director of Innovation at Hines examines the most important types of technology to her and the office of Innovation at Hines, and when and how to incorporate new technology solutions.
Competition among so-called blank-check companies to find mergers is already stiff. Share-price declines and a ticking clock to take companies public are ratcheting up the pressure.
The construction startup Katerra, which aimed to transform the $12 trillion global construction industry, told employees this week that it is shutting down, The Information reported, citing sources familiar with the matter.
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You'd think, perhaps, that allowing employees to choose whether to work at home or not would be a simple, freeing affair. Yet, in this new hybrid model of work-life, Redmond sees little that's simple.
Toronto, Ontario--(Newsfile Corp. - June 1, 2021) - Universal PropTech Inc. (TSXV: UPI) (OTCQB: UPIPF) (FSE: 8LH) ("UPI" or the "Company") is pleased to announce that on May 6, 2021, the company's wholly-owned subsidiary, VCI Controls Inc. ("VCI"), received a Purchase Order for approximately $550,000 from a mechanical contractor to install a building automation solution for a Toronto...
Freight forwarding — the process of organising how and where items will be shipped around the world, and specifically the technology that underpins that work — continues to be a huge area of the logistics market, not least because of the huge boom in e-commerce in the last year, and because of the COVID-19-mandated need to simply be more efficient in how things are be...
There is no doubt in our minds that startups are leading from the front when it comes to developing apps for smartphone users. A projection shows that 7 billion people will be using smartphones in 2021, and since people cannot live without them, apps are what keep people hooked on their ...
Law firms are among the first office-using tenants to reduce or eliminate their WFH strategies, according to a new report from Colliers. While the national occupancy rate currently stands at 25%, nearly 70% of law firms surveyed by the commercial real estate giant report being at least 25% occupied. By the end of 2021, Colliers experts predict that two-thirds of all law firms will be more than 50%...