
Kinaxis’s Q2 revenues hold firm as software-maker touts jump in new customer wins
Kanata-based supply-chain software company posted revenues of $60.1 million for the three-month period ending June 30, down slightly from $61.3 million a year earlier.

Kinaxis’s Q2 revenues hold firm as software-maker touts jump in new customer wins
Kanata-based supply-chain software company posted revenues of $60.1 million for the three-month period ending June 30, down slightly from $61.3 million a year earlier.

Kinaxis boss bullish on future after Ottawa software firm earns record Q1 customer wins
Supply-chain software maker’s revenues jumped nine per cent year-over-year, but company also posted its second straight quarterly loss.

Kinaxis shares drop 17% as software firm reports Q4 net loss
Kanata company’s market capitalization fell from about $4.4 billion on Wednesday to $3.67 billion at the close of trading Thursday.
Longtime Kinaxis CFO Monkman to retire in August
Former Shopify VP of finance Blaine Fitzgerald will take over as chief financial officer of the Kanata-based software company.

Kinaxis files counterclaim against Arizona-based Blue Yonder in U.S. court
Ottawa supply-chain management software maker has asked court to dismiss a lawsuit filed against it and alleges that U.S. firm misappropriated Kinaxis’s trade secrets.

How Ottawa meeting planners are creating engaging virtual events
With in-person events on hold for the foreseeable future, event planners in the capital are putting a new spin on virtual gatherings.

Kinaxis InConcert will feature approximately 30 concerts live-streamed from stages across Canada.

Ottawa’s Kinaxis hit with patent infringement lawsuit by U.S. competitor
In the suit filed in U.S. District Court, Arizona-based Blue Yonder claims that Kinaxis used solutions invented by the U.S. firm.

High-tech rock star: Ottawa’s CEO of the Year John Sicard is a man on a mission
The firm that couldn’t crack $10 million in annual sales when its CEO arrived is now projecting revenues of at least $220 million in the

Ottawa’s office vacancy rate to remain among Canada’s lowest in 2021: Report
Avison Young is forecasting the local vacancy rate at around seven per cent, the second-lowest among major Canadian cities behind Vancouver.
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