Samira Balsara

Samira is a writer for IT World Canada. She is currently pursuing a journalism degree at Toronto Metropolitan University (formerly known as Ryerson) and hopes to become a news anchor or write journalistic profiles. You can email her at sbalsara@itwc.ca

Articles by Samira Balsara

Challenges around failure to attract and retain talent reach highest ranking yet, survey finds

Challenges with attracting and retaining talent have reached their highest ranking ever, according to a survey conducted by Aon.  Aon plc, a global professional services...

Coffee Briefing Nov. 14 – MISA Ontario launches new cybersecurity training; New “green” AI platform; Sage announces new Sage Intacct enhancements; and more

Coffee Briefings are timely deliveries of the latest ITWC headlines, interviews, and podcasts. Today’s Coffee Briefing is delivered by IT World Canada’s editorial team! Missed...

CIOs must balance the environmental promises and risks of AI, says Gartner report

While there are many benefits and advancements that come from using artificial intelligence within organizations, Gartner says they need to be balanced against the...

Data teams are looking to hire this year, Canadian data industry report reveals

Despite the numerous rounds of layoffs in the tech scene, most companies and their data teams are intending to grow in 2023, with 67...

Data governance and regulating data in agriculture

While data governance and regulation continue to become a growing concern, with discussions around how data is collected by platforms and corporations to ensure...

Could ChatGPT be a manager?

In a recent experiment, JobSage, an employer review site, prompted ChatGPT to write emails addressing fifteen sensitive management scenarios, then had law, human resources...

Zoho Corporation launches privacy-centred browser

On Thursday, Zoho Corporation launched a privacy-centred browser called Ulaa.  The browser is built specifically to help users secure their personal data and activity by...

TD rolls out new operating model to deliver faster to-market customer benefits

TD Canada has introduced a new operating model: the Next Evolution of Work (NEW), which aims to deliver faster to-market customer benefits and solutions. “It's...

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