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"Python was never built to be the best programming language. It was never built to take on C/C++ and Java. It was built to be a general-purpose programming language that emphasised on human-readable, English-centered syntax that allowed for the quick development of programs and applications. Python, like every other language at the end of the day, is a tool. Sometimes, it is the best tool. Sometimes it's not. Most often, it’s just okay. So, is Python as a programming langua...ge, dying? I hardly think so. Is it losing its charm? Ah, maybe just a bit. Just a bit." Source : https://towardsdatascience.com/python-is-slowly-losing-its- See more

"Statistique Canada a observé que la plupart des entreprises continuent de ne pas signaler ces incidents aux services de police. Parmi celles qui l’ont fait, 34 % avaient des polices d’assurance par rapport à la moyenne globale de 17 %. Les entreprises ayant contacté la police ont déclaré un coût moyen de 27 000 $ pour se remettre de tels incidents, comparativement au coût moyen global de 11 000 $." LesAffaires

The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has made it easier for drone pilots to quickly and safely access controlled airspace by adding 133 air traffic facilities to the Low Altitude Authorization and Notification Capability (LAANC) system. The expansion is based on feedback from the drone community.

"Make no mistake, this will have an impact on small businesses that advertise on Facebook. If that’s you, then you should certainly be considering what that impact will be, and how it fits into your overall digital marketing strategy. Also, to be candid, if your business is based on a strategy that most people will opt out of when given the chance, it might be time to reconsider whether that’s the best strategy." Source : Medium.com

Avant la pandémie du nouveau coronavirus, 82% des employés canadiens travaillaient quotidiennement dans les locaux de l’entreprise. Aujourd’hui, ils ne sont plus que 27%, selon un sondage du cabinet-conseil PwC. Et demain matin? Le télétravail est là pour rester, et il s’agit d’un des changements actuels et à venir du monde du travail, affirme Jean McClellan, directrice, conseils, management et organisation, de PwC Canada.