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Techopia is focused on Ottawa’s technology sector. This multimedia project includes regular online news coverage, a video and audio podcast, private networking events and quarterly reports. OBJ also partners with EY to create an annual magazine called Techopia-EY Insights.

Feature: Ottawa struggles to find any success in B2C tech

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The Silicon Valley landscape is dotted with tech giants with a strong mass-consumer connection. From Facebook and Google to Apple and Netflix, multibillion-dollar companies flock

Feature: Help wanted: Women in tech

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For all of the hype lately around Ottawa’s burgeoning tech scene, it’s easy to gloss over its shortcomings. Namely, this: for every woman you see

ProntoForms raises $3 million through private placement financing

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Ottawa-based ProntoForms announced this week it had raised $3 million through private placement financing from a series of underwriters as well as certain “insiders of

Carleton Opens Mass Spectrometry Centre

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By Dan Rubinstein Cracking open a cold beer is a Canada Day tradition, but when the Carleton Mass Spectrometry Centre (CMSC) launched a collaboration with

Feature: Silicon Valley startup accelerator dared Ottawa’s Gymtrack to dream big

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Lee Silverstone was at the Montreal International Startup Festival last year when a chance meeting changed the trajectory of his business. Silverstone, the co-founder and

DragonWave’s shares get Nasdaq transfer, risk of February delisting

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Ottawa-based DragonWave announced Wednesday its common shares have been transferred from Nasdaq’s global market to its capital market effective Aug. 28. The packet microwave radio

Cutting through the ‘future fog’ of innovation economy

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By Barry Gander Many nations have achieved a surge in GDP because of their mastery of the innovation economy. We are all familiar with the

Feature: Can Ottawa build a consumer app with mass appeal?

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By Stephen Karmazyn Social media is big business. Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat, Pinterest, WhatsApp – all are members of the billion-dollar valuation club. So where does

Magor sees software revenue spike in fiscal 2015

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Ottawa-based Magor’s decision to shift its focus to software is paying big dividends, the visual collaboration solution provider’s chief executive said when the company released

BluMetric “energized” by 2015 Q3 results: CEO

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Ottawa’s BluMetric’s commitment to controlling costs, building sales and improving efficiencies paid off with encouraging third-quarter results, the cleantech company’s CEO, Roger Woeller, said Monday.