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Preethi Philip

Preethi holds a Post Graduate Research Degree in Economics and possesses over a decade of experience in writing, editing, research, and teaching. She is a tech-savvy wordsmith dedicated to unraveling the intricate world of technology through captivating blog posts. Her diverse interests span various subjects, including business, technology, health and lifestyle, education, and the environment, which she passionately explores through her writing.
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Only 13% of Canadian adults had online access to all core components of their health records in 2025, even though 69% could access at least one type of health information electronically and 32% used digital tools to manage their health CIHI. That gap is the key business case for

29 Aug 2026, 00:54 AM

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The most popular advice on AI readiness is backwards. Healthcare organisations are often told to start by choosing a model, a cloud provider, or an impressive clinical use case. In production, the harder problem usually sits underneath the algorithm: incomplete records, inconsistent coding, unclear consent, disconnected systems, and data

27 Aug 2026, 01:15 AM

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Everyone keeps telling CTOs to wait for the “final” fintech rulebook before they build. That advice is dead wrong in Canada. The consumer-driven banking framework is still moving, open banking is not live at the national level yet, and the government's own timeline points to read-access APIs in 2026

26 Aug 2026, 08:04 AM

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Canadian shoppers are adopting AI faster than many commerce teams realise. 56% already use generative AI for shopping tasks, including product research, recommendations and deal discovery, yet 32% still won't trust AI to handle payments because of privacy concerns. Omnisend's Canadian survey captures the commercial challenge clearly: shoppers are

23 Aug 2026, 07:33 AM

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