Martello looks to beef up investment in Microsoft sales channel as Q3 revenues soar 60%
Kanata-based software firm posted revenues of $4.63 million for the three-month period ending Dec. 31, up from $2.88 million a year earlier.
Martello looks to beef up investment in Microsoft sales channel as Q3 revenues soar 60%
Kanata-based software firm posted revenues of $4.63 million for the three-month period ending Dec. 31, up from $2.88 million a year earlier.
BlackBerry QNX software to help power Hyundai AV technology
Kanata firm’s Black Channel Communications platform is designed to ensure a vehicle’s embedded safety systems are able to seamlessly and securely exchange data.
Ford drops BlackBerry QNX infotainment platform, inks deal with Google
Ford’s move means apps such as Google Maps and the company’s voice-activated assistant will now be available in its vehicles without requiring an Android smartphone.
Techopia Live: Airbrowz looks to help Ottawa merchants capitalize on ‘shop local’ push
Bringing any big idea to market requires technical talent, investments in business development and marketing prowess – a lot of hats for just one entrepreneur
Cleantech firm Thermal Energy sees signs of hope despite major drop in Q2 revenues
Despite the steep drop in sales, the company still managed to boost its net profit to $580,000 from $385,000.
Techopia Live: Capital Angel Network investments hit $4.1M in 2020
Investor focus broadening to include more biotech, clean tech opportunities
UOttawa startup gets $4M funding boost for technology that curbs ‘freezer burn’ in stem cell tissue
PanTHERA Cryosolutions says it’s secured a $4-million investment from a pair of U.S.-based firms to help get its solution ready for market over the next
Ottawa’s Thermal Energy wins $770K contract with Canadian hospital
It’s the latest deal in what CEO William Crossland said is shaping up to be a big year for local cleantech firm.
Head of Ottawa-based aerospace industry group set to call it a career
The Aerospace Industries Association of Canada says Jim Quick will be retiring as the organization’s president and CEO effective Jan. 29.
Software firm Intouch Insight unveils COVID-19 screening tool
Publicly traded Ottawa tech enterprise has seen its revenues nosedive during the pandemic.
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