Techopia

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.

Opinion: Breaking ground in Ottawa’s B Corp scene

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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

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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

Opinion: IT with personality

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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

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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

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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,

Opinion: When to let go of 20,000 customers

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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

What Facebook and the Stock Market Don’t Have in Common

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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

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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

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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

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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