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/PRNewswire-HISPANIC PR WIRE/ -- SQL Power, the global leader in financial regulatory and advanced analytics technology is proud to announce that their...
/PRNewswire/ -- SQL Power, the global leader in financial regulatory and advanced analytics technology is proud to announce that their supervisory platform,...
/PRNewswire/ -- SQL Power, the global leader in financial regulatory and advanced analytics technology is proud to announce that their supervisory platform,...
Coffee Briefings are timely deliveries of the latest ITWC headlines, interviews, and podcasts. These briefings drop on Tuesday mornings. Today’s Coffee Briefing is delivered by IT World Canada reporter Pragya Sehgal, with files from editorial director is Alex Coop. Missed last week’s Coffee Briefing? We got you covered. ITWC Podcasts Listen to the latest episode of Hashtag Trending A story about high-pressure sales tactics at a Toronto consumer electronics store gains national attention, Apple invests a few more millions into glassmaker Corning, and guess who’s suffering from Zoom fa...
Sam Selim is glad to have the PayIt saga in the rearview mirror, but the chief executive officer for Toronto tech firm SQL Power Group is casting doubt on the rate of City of Toronto’s adoption of the new online payment systems. That doubt comes from the newly introduced user fees that will now be passed down to Toronto citizens. What’s worse is if that adoption doesn’t pick up, he said it might end up hurting the city in the long run. Toronto city council confirmed on May 5 that U.S. tech firm PayIt had been selected to replace 11 separate portals for property taxes, parking tickets an...