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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.

Six trends to watch in 2015: Ottawa tech experts predict a ‘tsunami’ of innovation

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Despite some hurdles, many observers say Ottawa’s tech sector has had a banner year in 2014. We’ve seen major deals and significant growth, both in

Jackpine founders fired up, feel right at home in heart of Chinatown

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Much like the tree for which it is named, marketing and design firm Jackpine Digital was born out of less-than-ideal circumstances. The Ottawa company’s namesake

Kivuto’s coming out party

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It’s a cutting-edge local tech company that has drawn comparisons with its much more famous e-commerce counterpart, Shopify, and even occupies the same downtown office

Kivuto’s coming out party

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It’s a cutting-edge local tech company that has drawn comparisons with its much more famous e-commerce counterpart, Shopify, and even occupies the same downtown office

World of possibilities  opens up for Mitel in 2015

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Mitel Network’s friendly acquisition of southern Ontario-based Aastra Technologies created a billion-dollar company with 60 million customers around the world, making it the city’s biggest

Nortel Networks’ Canadian monitor files appeal over U.S. court settlement

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The Canadian monitor for insolvent Nortel Networks is appealing last month’s US$1.01-billion court-approved interest settlement that puts most of the company’s remaining money into the

World of possibilities  opens up for Mitel in 2015

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Mitel Network’s friendly acquisition of southern Ontario-based Aastra Technologies created a billion-dollar company with 60 million customers around the world, making it the city’s biggest

Magor sees revenue bump, record backlog in 2015 Q2

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Ottawa-based Magor Corporation announced financial results for its 2015 second quarter Tuesday that boasted a 64 per cent increase in total revenue compared with the

100 million reasons to smile: The story behind 2014’s most successful public offering

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After launching Canada’s biggest tech IPO in the past four years – not to mention the country’s largest software-as-a-service public offering ever – Kinaxis is

Rockstar Consortium selling Nortel patent portfolio to patent firm RPX

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Rockstar Consortium – a group of companies that includes Apple, BlackBerry, Ericsson, Microsoft and Sony – has agreed to sell roughly 4,000 of the patents it bought from Nortel