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An Electrifying Transformation: OEB Goes Paperless with Digital First Strategy

Northern digitized the previously manual process for utility companies applying for licenses through the Ontario Energy Board (OEB). They accomplished this by building an online portal that streamlined workflows for applicants and administrators alike.

London-based Northern Commerce, Digital Echidna Both on Canadian Business’ Growth Lists

LONDON, ON -- Oct. 15, 2020 -- In their final year as independent companies before an already-announced merger, top London technology firms Northern…

The Dawning of the Age of Honesty

People got it wrong about this whole Mayan Calendar thing. It was never an apocalyptic vision of the future. Rather, the end of that calendar…

AODA and You: What to Do Now

We’ve discussed the who and why, we’ve discussed the what and when, and we’ve discussed the almighty dollar aspect of what’s in it for you. Today, we…

More Work, More Reward - Soliciting Honest and Varied Comments

Volume does not always equal value. And when it comes to soliciting both internal and external feedback, it's important to realize that the greatest…

Commerce-led vision through uncertain markets.

Northern partners with Acquia in this first in a series of articles that recommend where brands need to focus digital transformation as we exit the pandemic and enter new uncertain markets.

Putting the Action Back in Global Accessibility Awareness Day

Thursday, May 18, 2023 is Global Accessibility Awareness Day, but at this point, it may be worthwhile to retronym GAAD to Global Accessibility Action…

A Back to School Style Guide for A+ Content

For many people, Labour Day not only marks the end of the summer, but the start of the "year." After all, for a quarter of our lives, we head back to…

Business Cares drive goes over top

In the face of plant closings, layoffs and tough economic times, London businesses banded together to beat their goal for the Business Cares Food…

I Hate My Website ...

Many people might say that they "hate their website", but very few can explain why. Now before we go on about the red background or the wrong…