#Halifax Third Wednesday with Digital Nova Scotia & friends is this coming Wednesday, August 21st, from 5-7:30pm at the Atlantica - enjoy some summer libations with Halifax's #tech/media/marketing community - see image for details!
Join Doug Belding, a creative direction and design specialist, as he demonstrates the power of AI in transforming marketing strategies. This interactive workshop will guide attendees through the process of using AI tools to create a series of bespoke marketing assets tailored to their campaign needs. Discover how to integrate AI seamlessly into your creative processes to enhance storytelling and drive engagement. 3 Key Takeaways.. Practical AI Integration: Learn how to incorporate AI tools into your marketing strategy to enhance creativity and efficiency. Custom Campaign Assets: Gain hands-on experience in creating personalized marketing assets using advanced AI technologies. Future Trends: Understand the future of AI in marketing and how to stay ahead of the curve in digital storytelling. Meet your presenter: Hi, I'm Doug Belding, a creative direction and design specialist skilled in making AI accessible and reassuring for clients. I blend innovative AI tools with creative strategies to enhance brand stories and marketing effectiveness. With over 15 years of expertise, I lead creative teams toward groundbreaking achievements, redefining digital creativity and storytelling through AI, AR, and VR. Join me in shaping the future of storytelling where technology meets art.
The Board of Directors and the staff of Digital Nova Scotia are excited to invite you to our 2024 Annual General Meeting! Join us as we celebrate our achievements and elect new Board Directors. We offer two ways to participate: In Person: Visit one of our four locations across the province for networking, light refreshments and door prizes. Virtually: Tune in online from the comfort of your home. Regardless of how you choose to join us, your presence is valued. Let’s come together to reflect on the past year and look forward to the future. Everyone is welcome, and we look forward to seeing you there! Join us in person: Halifax - Sponsored by McInnes Cooper, Purdy's Wharf, 1969 Upper Water Street #1300 McInnes Cooper, Halifax New Glasgow - Sponsored by IGNITE Atlantic, 345 Temperance St, New Glasgow Mahone Bay - Mahone Bay Centre, 45 School St, Mahone Bay Sydney - Membertou Trade & Convention Centre, 50 Maillard St, Membertou OR join us virtually, Zoom link opens at 3:45pm!
This seminar explores the growing field of Digital Twin of an Organization (DTO) and how these concepts and technology are being used to model organizational resources that impact operations management, planning, and cost/profitability analysis. DTO modeling also provides valuable insights into understanding resource capacity management, identifying business process optimization opportunities, and designing improved operational costing & budgeting strategies. The webinar will also demonstrate how a Canadian DTO technology can empower business leaders with highly visual interactive DTO models which support a collaborative decision-making approach. The presentation also provides an understanding on how to create and maintain DTO models that enable joint “what-if” scenario-planning for more accurate operational and financial forecasting. These DTO concepts and benefits will be demonstrated using actual DTO Use Cases from the service, manufacturing and healthcare industries. 3 Key Takeaways.. Understand how DTO modeling concepts support business process optimization and enhanced product/service/customer profitability analysis. Recognize the role and value of DTO technology for business modeling Appreciate the benefits organizations have seen in implementing DTO models Meet your presenter.. Mike Haley is President and Founder of Landmark Decisions Inc., a Nova Scotia based management consulting firm providing worldwide “Performance Alignment” facilitation, training, and implementation services. The prime focus of […]
*This event is exclusively for PAID DNS members. Humankind Global Recruitment has teamed up with Digital Nova Scotia to bring you a member-exclusive Waterfront Mixer on September 17th at The Salt Yard Social! Join us for an unforgettable evening featuring live music by one of Halifax's most popular bands, The East Enders, delicious food, and an open bar—courtesy of Humankind Global Recruitment, as they celebrate their entry into the Nova Scotian business community. This is the perfect opportunity to network in a relaxed setting on the beautiful Halifax Waterfront, enjoy live entertainment, and connect with one of our newest members! To further demonstrate their commitment to the community, Humankind Global Recruitment will also be matching cost of food throughout the night as a donation to Feed Nova Scotia, helping to support local charities in need. Don't miss out on this fantastic event on Tuesday, September 17th, from 5:00 - 8:00 PM. We look forward to seeing you there!
Join us on Wednesday, October 2nd at 10:00 am and learn about the importance of Strategic Management of Intellectual Assets. In this session, we’ll talk about how IP helps a company gain competitive advantage and how to reduce risks and create value from your IP assets as part of your overall business strategy. Meet your presenter.. Stewart is a Partner in the Halifax office. Stewart brings over 15 years of experience in commercial litigation with a focus on contractual, shareholder, trade-mark, copyright, and patent litigation, as well as medical defence litigation, and professional regulation. Stewart’s IP practice includes trade-mark application and prosecution, trade-mark opposition practice, trade-mark infringement opinions and litigation, patentability opinions, patent infringement opinions and litigation, and domain name disputes. Stewart obtained his Bachelor of Science in physics from St. Francis Xavier University and his Master of Science in physics from the University of Guelph. Stewart worked in radiology imaging software before obtaining his law degree from Dalhousie University in 2003. Stewart practiced IP litigation in Toronto and was in-house IP counsel at Ballard Power Systems in Vancouver, before returning home to join Cox & Palmer in 2010. Stewart has been recognized nationally as a Lexpert “Rising Star: Leading […]
This workshop aims to enhance cultural competence and awareness among Non-Indigenous organizations that serve and work with First Nations and Indigenous communities in Atlantic Canada. Participants will gain a deeper understanding of the cultural traditions, values, and histories of these communities, fostering respectful and effective interactions. The training will cover key aspects of cultural sensitivity, communication strategies and the importance of building trust and mutual respect. 3 Key Takeaways.. Building Bridges of Understanding: “Join us in enhancing cultural competence and awareness to foster respectful and effective interactions with First Nations and Indigenous communities in Atlantic Canada Cultural Sensitivity Matters: “Gain deeper insights into the rich cultural traditions, values, and histories of Indigenous communities. Learn how to communicate with sensitivity and build trust.” Commitment to Reconciliation: “Be part of the journey towards reconciliation. Enhance your cultural competence and contribute to a more inclusive and respectful society.” Meet your presenter.. Arthur ‘Dave’ Miller is a 48-year-old Mi’kmaq Sexual Health activist , Educator, and motivational speaker with over 15 years experience, working with and supporting many service organizations across Canada in both paid and volunteer capacities. His work spans Global organizations who are most focused on research and community engagement. Dave is a community builder, a […]
This event is by invitation only. If you are interested in attending, please reach out to Derek at derek@digitalnovascotia.com or Greg at greg.dobson@digitalnovascotia.com. – Join us for an exclusive, high-level executive event designed to connect with federal and provincial government leaders to discuss about labour and immigration challenges affecting their organizations. Gain valuable insights into government services, resources, and programs specifically tailored for tech workers, and engage in meaningful dialogue about the pressing concerns facing your organization's workforce needs. Don’t miss this chance to chat about policy, get to know resources specific to tech workers, and connect with key leaders who can help drive solutions for your business. This event is by invitation only and is limited to senior executives. Secure your spot today to be part of this important discussion. Spaces are limited.
Digital Nova Scotia invites you to our mixer on October 23 from 5:30 - 7:30 pm at King Street Beer Bar in Bridgewater. Join us for an evening of networking —whether you're a seasoned member, or just diving into our offerings, this is your chance to connect and learn more about us.
What’s next in cybersecurity? Join our expert panel for a virtual discussion on emerging trends, ethical hacking, and the future of digital safety. More details to be announced. Some pages on this website require you to be logged in to your Digital Nova Scotia member account. If you need assistance, please contact Derek Leung at derek@digitalnovascotia.com.
In this 1-hour webinar, we'll show businesses how to use AI (Artificial Intelligence) to make their work smoother and more efficient. We'll start by examining current workflows to identify problems and inefficiencies. Then, we'll explore how AI can solve these issues with real-life examples and begin to streamline operations. 3 key takeaways.. Focus on Your Business Processes First: Know your current processes well before adding AI to ensure it's used effectively. Use AI for Automation: Learn to automate tasks with AI tools like ChatGPT and Make.com to save time and reduce costs See Real Improvements: Discover how optimized processes combined with AI can improve efficiency, customer service, and revenue for clear, measurable business growth. Meet your presenter.. With over 20 years in creativity and 10+ years in mindfulness, Melissa is an AI trainer who integrates her expertise in entrepreneurship, mindset, and creativity to embrace new technology for the greater good. As a facilitator for Fortune 500 companies, author, and award-winning designer, she inspires entrepreneurs to harness AI's potential for competitiveness and well-being, sharing real-life stories and training them to use AI confidently.
Digital Nova Scotia is pleased to invite you to the 2024 Tech Forward Awards presented by RBC. Join industry leaders for a night of celebration to highlight and recognize organizations, and individuals who are making a difference in the ICT sector in Nova Scotia. Agenda Doors open: 5:00 pm Cocktails: 5:00pm - 6:00pm Dinner served: 6:30pm Award ceremony: 7:45pm - 9:30pm Accessibilty info We’re committed to making this event accessible for everyone. Here’s what you can expect at the Halifax Marriott Harbourfront Hotel: We will have a ramp leading up to the stage Accessible on-site parking Elevators throughout the property Valet parking for vehicles outfitted for drivers in wheelchairs Van-accessible on-site parking The hotel’s main entrance is fully accessible If you have any other accessibility needs, just let us know and we’ll be happy to make arrangements. The Tech Forward Awards presented by RBC features 8 unique awards Talent Champion Award, sponsored by Humankind Global Recruitment Tech for Good Award, sponsored by CGI Thinking Forward Award Provincial Spotlight Award, sponsored by Invest Nova Scotia Best of Tech Award, sponsored by Compugen One to Watch Award, sponsored by Dash Hudson Role Model Award Diversity and Inclusion Champion Award Together we are recognizing that diversity is fuelling innovation in […]
