Making decisions in complex, data-driven businesses is difficult, if not impossible. Despite the huge advances in analytical capabilities, multi-dimensional data companies such as insurance organizations and retailers have so many moving parts that some analysis just can’t be done. That’s what Daisy Intelligence hopes to change.
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How a Canadian company is using Blockchain technology to help prevent art crimes
by Sonya Davidson November 4, 2019Vandana Taxali is an intellectual property lawyer at Entcounsel, art agent and the founder of Canadian startup, Artcryption – a source that helps authenticate art and collectibles and manage intellectual property rights using distributed ledger or blockchain technology.
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Inaugural #BFUTR Summit talked about harnessing power and chasing your passions
by Stefan Palios October 31, 2019The inaugural #BFUTR by BPTN summit took place in Toronto and welcomed over 1,000 attendees including c-level executives from the big banks, venture capitalists from across North America, and Toronto Mayor John Tory.
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Among those curated to attend were over 35 scaling startups, bringing in millions in revenue and hundreds of millions in VC dollars to Toronto and across Canada.
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WealthBar wants to be your private, automated hedge fund: Review
by Stefan Palios October 11, 2019Vancouver-based WealthBar, however, takes a different approach. While their platform uses similar investing strategies that other robo-advisors invest in, they take it up two notches. One notch focuses on unique investments outside the traditional low-cost investing strategies while the other focuses on getting you more involved, not less, in your financial future.
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More millennials want to own a business, but see multiple obstacles
by Stefan Palios October 9, 2019A new study from RBC found that it’s not millennials who are actually starting businesses.
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How to make magic and capture people’s attention for your world-changing idea
by Stefan Palios October 2, 2019Unfortunately, though, a good idea is not enough to capture the world’s attention. Competing economic interests, political rivalries, and other social divisions act as the opposite army, fighting to keep people away from much-needed change. To break through the noise, the experience of the idea must resonate as strongly as the intent of the change.
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How League hopes to make enterprise health benefits as easy as ordering takeout
by Stefan Palios
October 21, 2019
If you work at a big company and have health benefits through your job, you’ve probably felt the same frustration as millions of others. You’re grateful to have the coverage but you can’t stand how annoying it is to actually use your benefits.