Kinaxis delivered in 2014: CEO
Ottawa-based Kinaxis delivered on its goal to grow subscription revenue and EBITDA in 2014, president and CEO Doug Colbeth said when the company released fourth-quarter
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App creators aim to give wilting business a boost
North America’s florists have been slowly losing their bloom. But for one perennial entrepreneur and his new team of industry innovators, the hope is that spring will see
Nordion secures long-term supply of medical isotopes
Nordion, a subsidiary of Sterigenics International LLC, announced Friday a landmark deal with General Atomics and the University of Missouri Research Reactor Center to establish a new,
Three Ottawa companies get SDTC Tech Fund money
Three Ottawa companies are among the seven beneficiaries of $28.6 million of federal investment in clean-tech projects, the Harper government announced Friday. Grafoid Inc. will
Friends, colleagues pay tribute to tech pioneer Adam Chowaniec
In the early days of the personal computer, Adam Chowaniec made such an impact on Silicon Valley he was ultimately hailed as one of the
Halogen has record-breaking fiscal 2014
Halogen Software wrapped up a record-breaking fiscal 2014 with a record-breaking fourth quarter, CEO Paul Loucks said Thursday. “It was our best quarter ever in
Applications open for SDTC Tech Fund
Sustainable Development Technologies Canada opened applications Wednesday for its SD Tech Fund aimed at finding the “next wave of innovative clean-tech entrepreneurs.” The fund supports
Ottawa company inks MOU on South Korean trade mission
The CEO of Ottawa’s inBay Technologies has more than a little jet lag to show from his trip to South Korea as part of a
Changing the business card game: Two Ottawa startups look to revolutionize the meet and greet
Two groups of Ottawa entrepreneurs have joined the ongoing race to make the business card obsolete. Numerous companies have tried or are still trying to
IDC could be acquired, but considering other strategic alternatives
Ottawa-based International Datacasting announced this week it is in talks aimed at a possible acquisition of the company’s business. The other party in the talks
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