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.

Get lucky in business

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Now is the time to get prepared for when the economy reopens fully so we can hit the ground running.

Techopia Live: Lessons on company valuation from You.i TV founder Jason Flick

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Startup leaders need to have the mindset that their company could receive an offer from a potential buyer at any time, longtime Ottawa entrepreneur says.

Province chips in $2.5M to help boost Siemens’ Ottawa facility

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Siemens Healthineers is spending $20 million to increase manufacturing capacity at its plant on Brookfield Road, a project that’s expected to create nearly 100 jobs.

VC funding to Ottawa firms continues downward slide in Q1, new report says

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Funding to locally based companies is down more than 50 per cent year-over-year to $9 million.

Intouch Insight revenues down 32% in first quarter

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Ottawa software company blamed the drop on the economic effects of the pandemic.

Meet Ottawa’s 2021 Bootstrap Award winners

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List includes a manufacturer of ultra-efficient solar panels, a fast-growing software firm that sells an e-commerce bug-detection platform and a pharmacy dedicated to cancer patients.

‘We saw how powerful we could be together’: U.S. firm acquires Gatineau’s Foko Retail

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Deal comes just three months after Foko closed a $3-million funding round aimed at pushing its platform into new verticals and penetrating deeper into U.S.

‘Satellite offices’ giving Ottawa employers the flexibility to help return-to-work safely

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A fresh spin on the traditional satellite office model is giving companies the opportunity to locate closer to employees and clients across Ottawa.

On the right track: Ottawa’s STACS DNA lands major investment from U.S. software firm

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STACS president Jocelyn Tremblay said the new investment will give his bootstrapped firm the financial backing it needs to scale up south of the border.