Radical I/O Technology

10/26/2022

Please excuse our silence for the past while, but we've been busy working on something exciting and are now ready to share the news with everyone. Please meet our new sister company: SimpliCity Digital Inc with Briana Sim as CEO! 🙌 We'll soon be launching our SimpliCity headless CMS and integration platform to Canadian municipalities in order to help them reach their digital transformation goals faster. Learn more: https://www.getsimplicity.ca

04/29/2021

It's always a pleasure working with the City of Richmond, BC and helping get more useful services out to their customers. We extended MyRichmond to order video footage, accept payments, and submit requests directly to their CRM. https://rad.ical.io/3e1IQiQ

01/12/2021

Happy new year! We've been reflecting on what we'd like to work on in 2021: living and working with purpose; treating everyone with kindness; and being grateful for those closest to us.

12/21/2020

🌲Happy Holidays! Here's hoping we can all meet in person again in 2021.⭐️

05/22/2020

Like many other companies have announced over the past few days, Radical will also be moving to a remote work/work from home model for the foreseeable future. We're embracing the new opportunities that come from this way of working, but we will also be working over the next year on how to deal with some of the challenges that also come with this decision.

05/20/2020

Dr Alan Winter collected his thoughts and findings during his two-year term as BC's Innovation Commissioner, and the final report was recently released. We're thrilled to be included as one of his 450 engagements during that time. It was great to see such a strong focus on supporting SMEs, such as ours, particularly during these most unique and challenging times. https://rad.ical.io/2Xd9rQj

01/10/2020

Now in 2020 it's time to act to diversify our boards in BC and beyond. That's why we're bringing back this article from Nov 2019's the Star: Women on boards: Vancouver making ‘great strides,’ but fight for equity continues.

The Star examined the number of women on boards in cities across Canada. In Vancouver, the boards surveyed averaged 46.8 per cent women.

01/09/2020

We are proud members of the Open City Network since these are issues we care deeply about. Listen to their ED Andy Best on CBC radio discussing the democratic risk posed to cities by technology.

What goes into making a "smarter" city? Experts say it's a clash between technology and democracy and they worry what technology could mean for people's privacy. Andy Best of Open City Network explains.