Tech
KPMG enlists Stradigi AI on strategic partnership
From the Tech newsletter: The companies will use each others’ strengths to identify how to integrate AI into clients’ business.
Dentsu Aegis introduces advertising to tech-inclined students
The CODE is a program aiming to not just train young people for the digital economy, but present the industry as a career option.
The Next Big Thing in measurement
How legacy research companies are sparking a rebirth of audience measurement.
BMO invests in arts-focused AI lab at University of Toronto
From the Tech newsletter: The bank aims to educate employees and understand the human impact of technology.
Capital One funds accelerator tackling financial stability
Innovative Financial Health will use the support to help startups develop solutions that address a growing issue.
The Next Big Thing in research
As the field begins to see more traction, players in neuromarketing look to automate their tech.
How creative leaders are adapting to new tech
A poll of advertising and marketing managers reveals the barriers to integrating things like AI into their teams.
Adidas turns transit passes into scratch cards with AR
An execution inside Toronto streetcars gave any passenger with a phone the chance to win Ultra Boost sneakers.
The Next Big Thing in artificial intelligence
From the Strategy Tech newsletter: New ways brands are using AI to find efficiencies, launch products and get closer to customers.
Best Buy’s staff take their work home with them
The retailer emphasizes the knowledge of its Blue Shirt advisors in a new campaign to help guide customers through complicated choices.
Tech in Action: Using AI to defy biases
To bring food insecurity closer to home, Feeding America turned 1,000 images into a photo of one person.
L’Oreal releases its UV-tracking wearable globally
A new sensor for La Roche-Posay adds a hardware component to the beauty giant’s brands-as-a-service strategy.
The big takeaways from Amazon’s hardware event
The company is extending the reach of Alexa and Ring, though new privacy features don’t address some major concerns.
Leo Burnett Toronto added to Samsung’s agency roster
The agency will begin its assignment by working with fellow Publicis agencies to support the launch of the Galaxy Note 10.
View from the C-Suite: Samsung wants to be a cultural enabler
CMO David Allard explains how working with influencers helps further the brand’s “do what you can’t” positioning.
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