Here is a snapshot of what happened this month.
Geospatial technology is evolving faster than ever in today’s digital world. Our friends at the MapScaping Podcast shine a spotlight on the amazing things that individuals and companies are doing in the field of geospatial. Last week Matt Lowe, Co-founder & CEO of ZeroKey – a TECTERRA...
The TECTERRA Awards wouldn’t be possible without the support and expertise the judges bring. The members of the Judging Panel represent various areas of the industry and are responsible for scoring the submissions and ultimately determining winners in each category. Here, we introduce you to each...
The TECTERRA team has been working from home for several weeks due to the COVID-19 pandemic, but that has not stopped us from making the most of it. We’re working hard to align funding with the right companies, and all alongside our at-home colleagues.
Here is a snapshot of what happened this month.
Here is a snapshot of what happened this month.
Alongside a volunteer local organizing committee from across western Canada, TECTERRA has taken lead in the planning and production of the internationally acclaimed Free and Open Source Software for Geospatial (FOSS4G) 2020, OSGeo’s annual global conference held in a different city each year since...
Here is a snapshot of what happened this month.
Calgary-based MicroMech is redefining the auto repair business with an innovative concept of bringing expert mechanics to customers.
Companies in Alberta’s technology sector are growing, which means there’s a need for qualified talent. Internships now go far beyond fetching coffee and grunt work as individuals re-enroll to diversify their skill sets. For each intern, there’s a learning opportunity to land a full-time job, and...