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WiLAN exceeds guidance with third-quarter results
Citing changes in business operations, the CEO of Ottawa-based licensing company WiLAN reported third-quarter revenues 25 per cent higher than guidance Wednesday. WiLAN (TSX:WIN)(NASDAQ:WILN) reported
Finding a home for medical technology
An Ottawa entrepreneur who has spent the last decade developing health-care technology is hoping to find the prescription for success in a product designed to
Trying times continue for Enablence Technologies
Optical component supplier Enablence Technologies filed financial results late Tuesday that showed revenue at $4.7 million for fiscal 2014, down from $7.5 million in 2013.
Election forecasting tool new party favourite
With the municipal election now in the books and a federal vote on the horizon next year, an Ottawa company says its technology is at
Kinaxis success won’t fuel IPO boom: Experts
Despite the success of a local software firm’s recent initial public offering, observers say the capital shouldn’t expect a flood of high-tech IPOs in its
While the NHL season is just beginning, an Ottawa-based manufacturer of safety products for hockey and other high-risk endeavours is already celebrating its own Stanley
Smart Technologies founders’ new company opens R&D office in capital
The founders of Smart Technologies have turned to the capital to open a research and development office for their new Calgary-based company, Nureva. Co-founder Nancy
Espial brings in record-breaking revenue in 2014 Q3
Ottawa-based Espial Group had a record breaking third quarter, the TV on-demand software company reported Wednesday. Revenues for the third quarter were $5.1 million, compared
Mitel launches $540-million hostile takeover bid for ShoreTel
Mitel Networks announced Monday it has offered to buy ShoreTel Inc. for about $540 million in cash but the proposal has been rejected by the
Willis College’s Fortinet-backed advanced network security program opens
A private Ottawa post-secondary college has launched a new certificate program it says will make the city a leader in training and employing network security
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