accessibility

Building a barrier-free Canada by 2040 will take an all-hands-on-deck effort

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Building a barrier-free Canada by 2040 will take an all hands on deck effort.

Interview with Yazmine Laroche. ex-Deputy Minister of Public Service Accessibility in Canada.

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How can we make public services more inclusive for citizens with disabilities? Before recently retiring, Yazmine Laroche was Canada’s first Deputy Minister of Public Service Accessibility. In this role, she was responsible for overseeing the efforts of the Canadian public service to meet the requirements of the Accessible Canada Act. A career public servant with … Read more

When we accept all humans are different, we spend less time trying to make them ‘fit in’, and design instead for our uniqueness.

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Interview with Jenny McLaughlin Lead for Heathrow Airport Disability Network Jenny McLaughlin has worked within the airport industry for over 19 years. This began at East Midlands Airport as an Environment and Safeguarding Officer achieving ISO14001. The last 14 years have been at Heathrow Airport in a number of departments including Environment, Airside and now … Read more

COVID-19 Speeds Up Change Process In Digital Workplace

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It is generally assumed that the coronavirus and COVID-19 have, and will continue to drastically change the digital workplace. However, this change was already under way, so what is COVID’s real impact and how much of it will persist once we’re beyond the pandemic?   PHOTO: Adobe Source: COVID-19 Speeds Up Change Process In Digital … Read more

AI gives you a chance to prevent Alzheimer’s Dementia

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ALL DIGITAL, Jan,08, 2021/ AI brain mapping with EEG discovered Alzheimer’s brainwave and could detect preclinical Alzheimer’s dementia(AD). This has been enabled by an innovative AI technology of iMediSync in brain mapping. iMediSync, a biotech startup launched EEG digital biomarker for early detection of Alzheimer’s dementia on their AI cloud platform, iSyncBrain®. With AI analytics … Read more