Kinaxis

Kinaxis makes major foray into retail vertical with $60M acquisition of Toronto firm

Techopia

CEO says Kanata-based software firm could generate more business from retail than all other sectors it now serves combined.

CEO’s confidence in Kinaxis ‘remains high’ in midst of pandemic as Q1 revenues jump

Techopia

Company’s shares Shares jumped more than 10 per cent Thursday afternoon after the company said it remains on track to hit its 2020 revenue targets.

Brexit, coronavirus, trade wars: Kinaxis seeks to ease global supply chain disruptions

Techopia

Kanata software company buys Indian firm; stock soars after firm beats guidance

Kinaxis inks supply-chain software deal with pharmaceutical firm

Techopia

H. Lundbeck A/S will implement Kinaxis’ supply chain system in order to improve the company’s end-to-end visibility and create a more cohesive product shipping structure.

Deals of the Year – Real Estate: Kinaxis, Taggart building momentum in Kanata west

Non-Residential

Construction of software firm’s new HQ expected to be ‘catalyst’ for wave of future builds in burgeoning tech hub

People on the move: Alex Benay hops to KPMG after stint with MindBridge Ai

People on the Move

Benay left MindBridge after just three months on the job for a newly created role as the head of global consulting giant KPMG’s Canadian digital

Techopia Live at SaaS North: Kinaxis CEO on breaking down enterprise customer ‘skepticism’

Techopia

Selling at the top level requires proof and patience, Kinaxis CEO John Sicard told Techopia Live this week on the sidelines of SaaS North

KRP, Regional Group eye projects on Solandt Road to boost Kanata’s office supply

Non-Residential

With many Kanata office buildings practically bursting at the seams thanks to a red-hot tech sector, two of the city’s biggest property owners are laying

Ottawa’s Kinaxis raises guidance, posts 29% jump in Q3 revenues

Techopia

Shares in Kinaxis got a healthy bump on Friday after the rapidly growing Kanata-based software firm announced it was raising its full-year guidance following a

Ottawa-based Kinaxis adds Honda to growing list of automotive customers

Techopia

Honda, Japan’s third-largest carmaker, joins an already impressive list of other automotive customers on Kinaxis’s roster, including Ford, Nissan and Toyota.