Local museum commissions Algonquin tech
A team of Algonquin College students and faculty are developing technology for a national museum to display an ever-expanding amount of archival documentation not currently
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Local museum commissions Algonquin tech
A team of Algonquin College students and faculty are developing technology for a national museum to display an ever-expanding amount of archival documentation not currently
Opinion: Halogen’s IPO: Looking beyond the balance sheet
Mark McQueen, CEO of well-respected Wellington Financial, told BNN viewers last week that Halogen Software is the best high-quality Canadian initial public offering prospect in the
Opinion: VLN washes away old clean-tech business models
VLN Advanced Technologies is not a typical renewable energy or water treatment company that many associate with the clean-tech sector. By Marc McArthur. Instead, it
Opinion: Pick your compass metric
One of the most important tasks as a leader in a startup is to pick the right metric to track. By Tobi Lütke. This is often
Opinion: Breaking ground in Ottawa’s B Corp scene
There’s a new standard for companies that believe in corporate social responsibility, and it’s arrived in Ottawa. By Vinod Rajasekaran. Mobile and social gaming company RocketOwl is
Opinion: Where the smart money is
I’ve had the good fortune of meeting many very smart individuals in the clean tech and sustainability sectors from around the world. Among them is
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
Opinion: The art of business survival
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,
Opinion: When to let go of 20,000 customers
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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