Experience an Event From the Comfort of Your Computer Chair!
Last week London hosted the DIG London Conference 2009. DIG London is the information hub for the digital interactive gaming industry in Ontario…
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Preventative Medicine: Upgrading Your Health Care Website from Drupal 7 to 8
With the Drupal 9 launch date fast approaching, many organizations have asked whether they should upgrade to Drupal 8 now or wait and start fresh with…
Badcamp An Example of The Good That Comes From Supporting The Drupal Community
The temperature may be dropping and our home base of London, ON may be shrouded in overcast skies and rainy weather, but things are heating up for…
The Power of Generative AI: Insights from Salesforce Connections 2024
Authored by Sarah Kraushaar, Account Director A couple of weeks ago, I had the opportunity to attend Salesforce Connections in Chicago. If you've been…
Faking Twitter? Like Eating a Bad Burrito Nothing Good Ever Comes from It
Are you thinking of acting like Chipotle’s social team? Then you run the risk of unwrapping a whole lot of trouble for your business. After all…
Strong Forest City Roots Have Propelled Echidna’s Growth
Digital Echidna is absolutely honoured to have been named a finalist for the TechAlliance Techcellence Award for Business Growth. We've come a long…
New Year, New Beginnings Built on a Customer-First Legacy
As we prepare to enter 2018, we at Digital Echidna are excited about what the future holds. This year is going to see a significant new beginning for…
2018 - A Year in Review
The office has been pretty quiet the last week and a half. Many on the Echidna team have been taking a well-deserved break and enjoying the holidays…
AODA 2021 -- What You Need to Know Now, Four Months Away from the Deadline
OK. I’ll admit it. In my last post, I was less than complimentary of the whole AODA 2021 deadline and how seriously people were taking it. And while I…
Summer Means Echidnas Having Good Times for Great Causes
So we may not be your typical group of Echidnas ( which is actually called a Parade, but I digress). Generally, Echidnas “are very solitary animals,”…