part III: perception
The discussion of Canadian innovation and Intellectual Property (IP) is ongoing. The goals are lofty and admirable: spurring-on innovation; inspiring inventors; improving patent [...]
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part two: Made in Canada
When you hear “Made in Canada” you might think of someone at a mall, checking the label of the thing they want to [...]
patents – a technology perspective
In Pixar’s Ratatouille food critic Anton Ego ordered “fresh, clear, well seasoned perspective”. I also want some fresh perspective. But, I am not [...]
from drone food delivery to the Huffman junction
Last week Uber Eats presented their new delivery drone and the “tech” press was there to inhale deeply. [...]
is not having IP more expensive than having IP?
I think about technology, patents and businesses every day. Some of the businesses are large and some are small. Their approach to IP [...]
The iPhone 7, gadgets and technology
Today, in about an hour, the iPhone 7 will be unveiled. I think it is safe to say that “iPhone day” is [...]
Efficient Market Hypothesis and Fundamental Analysis
An article entitled “It’s fundamental why Buffett beats the market” appeared in The Globe and Mail last Thursday. It considered the Efficient [...]
technology, finance, investing and brownian motion
Poorly presented information is all too common in technology, finance and investment writing. In my last post I wrote about Boeing’s so-called [...]
making garbage go “poof” and understanding technology
What is society’s perception of technology? What does society see as technology? What does society want to talk about? [...]
technology insights and blood pressure monitors
Technology insights are not just there for the taking. If they were easy the area would not be filled with gee-whiz and i-candy. [...]