Talking with Larry Poirier, president of TUC Brands and founder of Nitro IT Business Solutions, is like entering a quiet oasis in the storm that TUC Brands
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Talking with Larry Poirier, president of TUC Brands and founder of Nitro IT Business Solutions, is like entering a quiet oasis in the storm that TUC Brands
Opinion: Breaking down the BlackBerry rebranding
Amid the highly anticipated unveiling of its latest smartphone, the Canadian company behind the device announced it was renaming itself from Research in Motion to “BlackBerry.” In
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Every entrepreneur knows that professional and financial success is often interrupted by galvanizing moments otherwise known as learning experiences. By Benoît Poliquin. In other words,
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Allan Ghosn went into business a decade ago, determined to provide the last mile of tech service to the home and the consumer. Think Nerds
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If you’ve seen the movie The Social Network, you probably heard the word “algorithm” thrown around. A lot. Most of the people who were getting rich
Opinion: The keys to recurring success
When you deal with digital security for customers such as the U.S. Army – as does the largest client of local startup Fusebill – there
Opinion: Making marketing quantifiable
How do you start and grow a virtual marketing communications company in Ottawa into one with an international client base, nine full-time employees and revenues
Opinion: Applying the Toyota model to the world of startups
A few years ago in this column, I reviewed Getting to Plan B by John Mullins and Randy Komisar. That book offered entrepreneurs a structured
Opinion: Why successful companies hold back on growth
Most CEOs I know have a least one of Jim Collins’ books in their office. Over the past couple of decades, starting with Built to Last,
Opinion: An opportunistic acquisitions strategy
One would expect a company with 31,000 employees and revenues of $4.32 billion – making it the seventh-largest systems integrator in the world – to
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