For VoIP phone services provider Versature, returning to OBJ’s list of Ottawa’s fastest-growing companies – with an even faster growth rate this time around – came down to marketing.

For Mishkumi Technologies, a changing market became an opportunity for growth.

A few years ago, Decisive Technologies was one of the fastest-growing companies in Ottawa.

Team building activities and icebreakers can be a tricky part of meeting planning.

For event organizers, hybrid meetings – where in-person delegates are joined by online attendees – are an increasingly popular way to reach a larger audience by including people who wouldn’t otherw

Construction firm previously consulted on projects in Jordan and the United Arab Emirates.

As local grocery chain Farm Boy celebrates 35 years in business, it’s looking further afield in search of growth.

A Kingston-based clean-tech firm is considering building a new manufacturing facility in Ottawa after landing a $4.2 million investment and a major deal with motor oil firm Valvoline.

Work on the next generation of Amazon’s voice-activated products will be taking place in Ottawa. The Seattle-based tech giant opened a new office in Ottawa in August.

The Montreal International Startup Festival is now one of the top events for aspiring and proven Canadian tech entrepreneurs, attracting about 2,000 people every year.

For a young company looking to sell to government and large enterprises, building credibility can be one of the biggest challenges.

The acquisition of a software product for product management and mind-mapping might seem like a strange move for a company that’s become known for its graphics processing products.

For high-tech companies, competitions are increasingly being used as a way to identify potential employees and to get their names out to university campuses.

Ottawa-based Halogen Software is reporting quarterly profits for the first time.

Executives at Ottawa-based Calian Group say efforts to diversify the company’s client base are paying off, with the firm reporting its third consecutive quarter of record revenue.

An Ottawa native is hoping to make it big south of the border thanks to a new mobile app startup that has just landed $1.5 million in venture capital.

Saleh Taebi might have started his business in a niche market, but it’s grown well beyond that.

With the federal government’s long sales cycles, focusing on public-sector clients isn’t usually the way to grow a business quickly.

Fast growth comes with its own unique challenges, says Fusebill CEO Tyler Eyamie.

Jason Flick’s business just keeps growing.

Lee Silverstone was at the Montreal International Startup Festival last year when a chance meeting changed the trajectory of his business.

Local software company Klipfolio is growing so fast, the CEO sometimes has to take calls in the construction zone, where workers are expanding the business intelligence firm’s offices.

Spending cutbacks by the federal government led to lower revenue at Ottawa-based Calian Technologies (TSX:CTY) during its first quarter of 2014, company officials said Wednesday.

A strong fourth quarter has Wi-LAN (TSX:WIN) well positioned for 2014 but a low share price held the company back during its recently concluded fiscal year, executives with the Ottawa-based

Ottawa-based Calian Technologies (TSX:CTY) has expanded its presence in the healthcare market with the acquisition of the Med Team, a medical clinic in Kanata that offers family medicine an

Executives at Ottawa-based DragonWave are still unclear about when the company will reach the break-even point after the company posted another multi-million dollar loss during the third qu

The sale of a business unit and the settlement of a lawsuit returned Ottawa-based Nordion (TSX:NDN) to profitability during its 2013 fiscal year, despite lower operations revenue.

For Fidus CEO Michael Wakim, 2013 was the best year in the history of the company he founded 12 years ago.

Ottawa-based Magor Corp. has once again reported quarterly losses of over $1 million.