The two companies said they will offer “responsible AI and Data-driven solutions” for their clients—the core of which include corporations with $50 million to $500 million in revenue. The deal will be effective on March 2. (The Globe and Mail)
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The two companies said they will offer “responsible AI and Data-driven solutions” for their clients—the core of which include corporations with $50 million to $500 million in revenue. The deal will be effective on March 2. (The Globe and Mail)
Talking point: The professional-services industry is increasingly looking to data analytics firms to satisfy corporate demand for digital transformation tools. Lixar began in 1999 as a web-development company that operated out of a basement in Ottawa. It’s been profitable every year, and serves internet-of-things options for clients like Bell Canada, BlackBerry, Delphi, Allegiant Air, NASCAR and Transport Canada. In 2017, the Ottawa-headquartered firm built a search and recommendation system for the online portal through which citizens can submit access-to-information requests. This deal will establish Lixar as century-old BDO Canada’s in-house AI and data practice and shift some of the data company’s employees.
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