… We are at the brink of a new dawn in which we are moving from the information/technology age to the spiritual age on our way toward an enlightened society. As agreed to by the collective consciousness of which we are all a part, I accepted the role to represent the vehicle of expression through which SHIfT into ONE has become manifest before I incarnated. At the age of 44, the pieces of the puzzle began to fall into place as I started recalling, experiencing and understanding why my life happ …

… Garry Crazy Networking Organizer 416-272-3838   Imagine how good you are going to feel when you get some of those Computer and IT problems off of your back ! Information Technology Consultant Specializing in Collaborative, Business and Social Websites for small and large businesses ( from simple to complex - including: Drupal and Lotus Notes )   Experience in both Technology and Business  - I know what it is like to be a small business person with a tight budget and little time call me n …

The Canadian Information Processing Society (CIPS--http://www.cips.ca) is Canada's oldest Information Technology organization (founded in 1958.) CIPS is a dynamic not-for-profit organization focused on IT excellence through its work on public policy, setting standards within the profession and providing IT support to its community. CIPS also offers the only IT professional designation (http://www.cips.ca/standards/isp/) that is recognized by law in six provinces (including Ontario.) The CI …

Meet with local IT security professionals who have the CISSP certification or who are seeking to become CISSP certified. Meet, discuss happenings in the industry, socialize, and network. You don't have to be certified to join!!

Our mission is to gather key members of the web development community in order to exchange ideas and discuss the importance of location and geography in the rapidly evolving world of the semantic web. Through demonstrations and lightning talks, innovators and technology tastemakers will showcase how they have leveraged geo-spatial technology for the clients and customers in compelling ways. The Dev Meet Up is best described as a technical and informal social for developers.

The Toronto Wine Meet-up group is a very informal way to educate people from different walks of life with an interest in wine, from newbie to oenophile. We meet monthly and are hosted by wine experts for a fun evening trying a few different kinds of wine. No wine snobs allowed! We also want to open the group up to a variety of people with a variety of interests. Toronto has so much to offer and we want to create an environment where we can enjoy many types of social activities where we can enjoy …

Tech Tuesdays are a series of informal monthly meetings that bring together Adult Basic Education (ABE) administrators, educators and supporters to share information and resources about new and promising technological tools. Together, the group learns how to use new web-based technology, integrate it into practice and network with individuals and organizations committed to advancing the adult basic education community. Our face-to-face events are organized in Toronto and scheduled on the FIRST …

SharePoint is a large and complex platform. There are many sources for technical information, but we have found there is not enough help on the business side. We deal with issues like: * Taxonomy * Governance * Project Planning * Scope Management * Adoption * Change Management * and many others In the People-Process-Technology triangle, we focus on the corners that deal with People & Process. Please note: We are a sister group to the Toronto SharePoint Users Group (TSPUG) which generally …

… Topics include, but are not limited to: Self-experimentation Behaviour monitoring  Life-logging, lifecaching, life-streaming  Location tracking  Digitizing body information Biometric data  Psychological self-assessments  Medical self-diagnostics  Personal genome sequencing For more information, please visit: Past notes from the Quantified Self Toronto meetup group: http://quantifiedself.ca The Quantified Self blog: http://www.quantifiedself.org Quantified Self Tools Guide: http://quantifiedse …

This meetup is for anyone looking for or thinking of buying a condo in Toronto.  My Team will help educate YOU on the do's and don'ts of the condo buying process through meetups and sharing value added information within the group.  We won't be having the typical meetups discussing information you already know.  We want to educate you on what YOU SHOULD KNOW! There are so many things to consider when buying and YOU should have the most knowledgeable team of Realtors to help educate YOU on the ma …

A venue for Business Intelligence (BI) professionals to meet and network with their peers in an informal setting(meetings will be on the Yonge Subway line - alternating each month between Downtown Toronto and North York). This is an opportunity for all BI professionals to network with their peers, and share Business Intelligence and Data Warehousing best practices as well as discuss the latest in BI Tools and Business Intelligence implementation successes!

Requirements Must be in a company that has revenues over $500,000 or have funding over $500,000 You must be the current CTO (Chief Technology Officer) or equivalent You must have been a previous CTO (or equivalent) within the last 3 years. This ensures that everyone in the group benefits from each other. If you are a new CTO, please contact one of the members and come as a guest. Schedule We meet on Tues, Wed, or Thursday once a month in the evening based on availability of 80% of the participan …

We're Toronto's largest discussion group of real estate professionals. In an informal and friendly environment, we discuss Toronto real estate and how technology is enabling realtors, brokers, mortgage specialists and other real estate professionals to better serve clients. Learn the latest technologies, social media marketing tactics and business practices to get an edge in the competitive Toronto real estate market. A free educational event. Buyers and sellers of real estate, please feel …

I wanted to start a informal and fun discussion in Toronto around topics that are near and dear to my own heart and worthy of hearty debate: - Cloud computing (IaaS, PaaS, SaaS) - Virtualization benefits/drawbacks/strategies - Next generation application architectures - Cloud security, data mobility For each session, a couple members will prepare a bit of background on a topic and then we can have a debate/discussion. A good opportunity to learn and hear what others think!

NTEN Toronto Tech Club is an informal local group that meets regularly to get to know their colleagues, develop a professional support network, and talk shop. Topics for these gatherings range from networking to full presentations, group discussions to panel Q and A, and everything in between. Check out some of our members featured on the NTEN site! Read the results of the survey about what people are looking for in an NTEN Tech Club in Toronto. You can find out more about the NTEN 501 Tech Club …

… It's for hackers exploring technologies to filter and visualize information, and for journalists who use technology to find and tell stories. In the age of information overload, all their work has become even more crucial. This group aims to help members find inspiration and think in new directions, bringing together potential collaborators for projects and new ventures. Please also check out our blog at http://hackshackers.com Help us build the future of media!