AI in HR Tech in 2026: The Era of Consolidation?
The world of AI technologies wants companies to adopt their solutions faster and with more enthusiasm, opening their arms wide to autonomous AI agents.
What if social media were… a healthy distraction at work?
In a context where 77% of workers admit to checking their social media at work, we can no longer simply ignore this element in team mood and engagement. However, this does not necessarily mean the practice is bad… Researchers from Rutgers University wanted to better understand the relationship workers have with major social media platforms.
Job of the Day : Marketing and Communications Generalist for Solaris
As a collaborative team player, you take pride in completing tasks with quality and efficiency, whilst promoting a positive office atmosphere. You will be an integral member of the team, responsible for working with our organization’s strategic vision and ICARE values.
AI, Marketing and Communications: 5 Trends to Explore in 2026
Each new year is an opportunity for analysts to predict the major trends that will likely strengthen in the coming year. A review of 2026’s vintage in the fields of AI, marketing, and communications.
5 Ideas to Build Your Resilience in 2026
It’s not easy to stay zen in the face of an all-out price war, a sluggish economy, and significant technological…
What to Expect on Social Media in 2026?
Interview with Francis Jette, trainer and consultant in digital content strategy, who is proposing a conference on the subject titled: “2026 Social Media Trends: The End of Soulless Content”.
HR Trends 2026: Between Technological Revolution and Intergenerational Shock
With its price war, economic slowdown, and technological upheaval, 2025 saw the emergence of fault lines that should become much more apparent in 2026. Here’s how this reality will shape the world of work in the year ahead.
“Their Business Model is Based on the Systematic Plundering of Protected Content”: Why La Presse is Suing OpenAI (ChatGPT)
On November 24th, La Presse revealed that it had filed a lawsuit against OpenAI, the company behind ChatGPT, for copyright infringement. We spoke with Patrick Bourbeau, its Vice-President of Legal Affairs, to understand the reasons.