Digital technology is changing the face of direct mail marketing. It’s making printing faster, easier to produce, and much more flexible, transforming it from a mass medium into a mass-customized one. One-to-One marketing or Variable Data Printing, the blending of digital printing technology with electronic customer databases, allows you to create personalized promotions that not [...]
BC’s ‘Green Economy’ is responsible for over 117,000 direct full time jobs and over $15 billion of provincial GDP according to a new report by the GLOBE Foundation. By 2020, B.C.’s green economy could account for over 14 percent of the province’s GDP and could provide full time employment for over 225,000 people. The report [...]
Discovery’s Matt Danzico investigates vertical farming, an agricultural concept aimed at growing food and raising animals in skyscrapers in city centers. And it’s not so far off as small scale projects have started popping up everywhere. Watch this video to discover more about how you too can profit from the vertical [...]
As Vancouver strives to be the “greenest” city in the world we can count on our past and with a multiplicity of new initiatives look forward to leading this new economy. According to City Mayor, Gregor Robertson we have what it takes and the convergence technology, of sustainable values and of environment has catalyzed the fastest growing industries on the planet right now, collectively known as the green economy. It is a seismic shift!
With the ColourWave 600 plotter/printer we can turn your daily and weekly ads into full colour banners, posters, point of purchase displays and more, in a matter of minutes. Speed, quality and solutions at your fingertips. Not only will you be making a strong marketing statement, but a sustainable one too. The ColourWave uses non-toxic toner pearls, has no toxic wastage and can print in full colour on recycled papers.
Smart buildings have been gathering attention recently in the context of sustainable design. Through their heightened awareness of what is going on inside and outside of the building, and ability to respond accordingly, smart buildings have the potential to reduce energy consumption, lower operating costs and improve indoor comfort conditions.
Five Canadian provincial governments just took historic steps to address the country’s economic and environmental challenges. In the West, premiers from British Columbia, Alberta and Saskatchewan struck an unprecedented deal to further economic integration and spur clean energy technologies, particularly those related to Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS). In the East, Ontario and Quebec forged a trade agreement that harmonizes several key policy areas, particularly labor mobility, while charting a course for an emissions reduction policy that would comply with the probable U.S. cap-and-trade plan.
