"There are among the matters yet to be imagined. Matters of which as yet no inkling. The test is company." - Beckett Technology has changed how books are being written, discovered, read, sold, shared, and talked about. Words are finding new modalities and innovators across disciplines have begun to experiment with how technology might improve their creation, curation, and consumption. Code Meet Print TO is the community at the heart of this shift in Toronto. We explore the intersection of text a …

Knowledge Workers: Technology - Toronto gathers regularly to discuss Enterprise 2.0 technology deployments, including (but not limited to) social intranets, wikis, adaptive workflow and social network analytics. Today's workforce relies heavily on technology to implement it's methods. But beyond technologies that follow pre-ordained strategies set by executives, cutting-edge knowledge-driven organizations depend on collaboration technologies to enable collaborative patterns of work, drawing on t …

Welcome to Apple Computer Information and Data Exchange of Rochester (CIDER), a friendly group of computer users who share a love of Apple computing technology. We share information on the latest hardware, software, apps, tricks and tips for the Mac, iPad, iPhone, and iPod. Our monthly meetings include presentations on various topics, Q&A with our panel of experts, and Mac News. Meetings are held September to June on the 2nd Wednesday of the month, usually at East High School, 1801 East Main Str …

Ultra Light Startups Ultra Light Startups brings together the world's most innovative technology entrepreneurs, in monthly events and accompanying online communities. Events feature pitching, networking and interactive, moderated panel discussions with leading industry experts. Topics cover: Design, Technology, Marketing and Finance And be sure to checkout our website and join our social media groups: Website - http://ultralightstartups.com/ Facebook - http://www.facebook.com/ultralightstartup …

We're a Sequoia-backed, SaaS technology company based in Liberty Village, Toronto. Our journey over the past few years has seen many ups and downs. From raising three rounds of financing, to building a kick-ass technology platform, we've learned a lot about growing a company and the infrastructure needed to support it. Now it's our turn to give back. We'll be hosting monthly tech talks to help share the things we've learned.

Welcome to Syracuse Tech Meetup This is the premiere event scheduling and meeting tool for the Syracuse Technology Garden and its partners. We try and have at least 6-18 meetups a year with all sorts of great topics that are relative to technology, innovation and entrepreneurship!

Toronto Tech Meetup is a gathering of the GTA tech community, with cool demos and short presentations about new technologies. The objective is to show new approaches, broaden perspectives and connect people in the community. Topics are fairly broad and may cover the latest web 2.0 beta projects, biotechnology experiments, green tech, media-art installations, tech startups, a line of code from an API, and social and political projects related to technology. From Montreal, Vancouver or even …

This is a group for professionals and students who are interested in the technology space. CUTC is Canada's largest and longest running undergraduate technology conference. Over 14 years, we've reached 4000 individuals, worked with 150 industry leading companies and helped hundreds of students find jobs. CUTC organizes its Infect conference and the CUTC Hackathon on an annual basis in Toronto and Vancouver. We also organize quarterly meetups for CUTC Alumni and past attendees, monthly talks at v …

Welcome to our working group on the subject of home automation and sensors for health/caregiving. Our working group focuses on how technology within our homes can change the delivery of care (particularly for the elderly). Participants can brainstorm new ideas, share information (we may also tour facilities), design and test new technology, and work with project leaders who are rolling up their sleeves to turn great ideas into a concrete project and prototypes. This workgroup springs from a pres …

The Mobile Learning Lab is a collaborative resource centre built to facilitate education and networking opportunities for mobile professionals in the greater Toronto area. It’s no secret that mobile technology is changing the way we live, work and play. This group is designed to arm professionals and mobile developers with the tools, resources and contacts they need to be successful in entering the mobile space. Whether you are looking to find a great developer or whether you are seeking tips on …

The Toronto Semantic Web Meetup Group is free to join for anyone interested in the future of software technology on the Web using public Web standards. This is a group to meet other local people with similar interests and to discuss applications and implementations of the Semantic Web technologies.

Want to learn how to code? Have a great idea? Don't be shy. Develop it. It can be intimidating for women to learn and ask questions when they are in an extreme minority. While open and welcoming, today's budding developer community is up to 91% male. There isn't a comfortable place where women can learn at their own pace and not be afraid to ask "stupid questions." We decided it was time to provide a place where all questions are OK and everyone can learn in a supportive environment. Our course …

EdTech Toronto is a gathering of people, groups and companies who share a passion for education and technology and the powerful possibilities of that combination to change the world. We focus on growing and supporting the sector and connecting Toronto to Silicon Valley and other tech centers worldwide. This group organizes: profesional speakers for "Start Ups" in the EdTech, Family Tech and E-Learning sectors (including funding opportunities) discussions that integrate "Silicon Valley" momentum …

Facebook, Google+, Wordpress, Games, API, Applications Next-generation Internet Toronto Entrepreneurs Affiliated Meetup (TEAM) Groups Social Networks & Web TEAM Any member of this group can schedule a meetup for free! Keywords: Web 2.0+, Web design, Emerging technologies, Killer applications Emerging & Next-generation Internet/Web Technologies, Killer Applications, Professionals & Amateurs,  Design & Usage Meet fellow web designers near you! Come to a Web Design Meetup to compare tools, langu …

Social changemakers and technological forerunners come together at NetSquared events to mix, swap stories and ideas, build new relationships, and reinforce the online NetSquared (http://www.netsquared.org) community.

Meet other local transhumanists and those interested in transhumanism to discuss topics such as nanotechnology, biotechnology, artificial intelligence, life extension, space exploration and other advanced sciences and technologies and their relation to society, ethics and philosophy.

User Group for Microsoft Developers in Western New York. Meet with like-minded developers using Microsoft Platforms and tools and other technologies, primarily Buffalo and the Western New York region

This group is for IT professionals in Toronto who are interested in learning more about the Pivotal technology stack: Spring Framework tcServer/Apache Server RabbitMQ GemFire/SQLFire Greenplum Pivotal HD/Hawk Cloudfoundry Each meet up will focus on practical applications for one or more of these tools. We try and bring in experts relevant to the topics. All Meets up and free and coffee and snacks are provided.

If you are involved with developing new medical technology as a researcher, engineer, clinician, entrepreneur, or funder, come on out! Hopefully you will meet some good folks who appreciate your accomplishments and might even be facing similar headaches. Cheers!

Hackfests are a chance for Javascript developers in Toronto to get together. The idea is to patch and release open source libraries, and help each other through tricky bugs. And spend time coding JavaScript. Big Bang Technology will provide dinner, wireless, monitors, and comfortable chairs. We write code so bring a laptop and plan to have fun. 6:30 PM - 7:00 PM - Discuss Ideas & Form Teams 7:00 PM - 9:30 PM - Working 9:30 PM - 10:00 PM - Demo!

Toronto Entrepreneurs: Marketing & Branding Toronto Entrepreneurs Affiliated Meetup (TEAM) Groups Pitching, Networking, Branding; Innovative use of Emerging tools & Disruptive technologies Networking + Seminars for Marketers, Startup/Career Builders, Business Owners/Sales Agents Any member can schedule a meetup and promote the event/seminar here as long as it's relevant and free to members of this group No matter what industry you are in, you need to learn how to PROMOTE YOURSELF. This meetup …

Canada's largest tech meetups RSVP to get a nametag. This is important, because people without nametags aren't even really people. There, I said it. ******** HackerNest is a grassroots, nonpartisan, nonprofit movement dedicated to uniting local tech communities globally. We do this by cramming lots of very smart people into a room and providing free beer - rescuing them from the isolation of basements, offices, and the plight of code tunnel vision. Our friendly, relaxed, and inclusive Tech So …

Toronto Net Tuesday is a place for nonprofits, social enterprises and social purpose businesses to come together to learn about technology trends, issues and tools, share stories and build new relationships. Toronto Net Tuesday is run by TechSoup Canada (http://techsoupcanada.ca/) and is a part of the global NetSquared community (http://www.netsquared.org).

The Metro Toronto .NET Users Group (MTDNUG) was formed in April 2004 to bring developers of all skill levels together to share, laugh, and grow their skills on the .NET platform. MTDNUG is one of several .NET user groups in the Greater Toronto Area.

We are a User Group of Information Technology Professionals. We tend to concentrate more on the "IT Pro" side of things such as Operating Systems, Networking, Best Practices, etc., and less on "Developer" subjects (although we have had the odd session on Databases). Our speakers are always well prepared and professional, but you will find the sessions to be relaxed and informal. The format and style of our sessions is very conducive to interaction and group learning.

This programming group meets to work in .NET, on the spot, in real time, on our laptops. Of course we can be social too while collaborating on ideas and work.  The intention of this group is to promote an environment where .NET work gets done during the session, where ideas are fostered, where experiences rub off and where we can show off our .NET work. This document describes what to expect from a session: http://bit.ly/10cr3Fh Currently meeting the fourth Wednesday evening of each month. Join …

I'm not afraid of any 'competition'. I see lots of business, for everyone. It can be tricky & expensive to advertise to get it but we could even do that together. Besides, we may only have 'supportable' products for as little as 5 more years (think there'll be much business supporting 'iPads or iPhones?). I'd like to share tips and tricks with other tech's. If we do our jobs as efficiently and consistently as possible, we'll give better, less expensive and more constant service. That will give o …