Ottawa’s Leo Lax shares his high expectations for L-Spark portfolio companies
L-Spark managing director Leo Lax recently wrote a blog post that forecast a banner year for the Kanata-based accelerator, as well as for Ottawa and Canada as a
Ottawa’s Leo Lax shares his high expectations for L-Spark portfolio companies
L-Spark managing director Leo Lax recently wrote a blog post that forecast a banner year for the Kanata-based accelerator, as well as for Ottawa and Canada as a
DragonWave’s biggest problem, in one graph
DragonWave reported its Q3 2017 results this week, and looking back year-over-year, it wasn’t good news. The Kanata-based company, which provides packet microwave radio systems, brought in
DragonWave shares plummet following ‘disappointing’ third quarter
DragonWave (TSX:DWI, NASDAQ:DRWI) executives said they were disappointed in the company’s third-quarter revenues, a sentiment also expressed by investors who drove its share price down after
Ottawa’s Mxi Technologies acquired by IFS; CEO Slangerup departs
Aviation software maker Mxi Technologies announced Tuesday it is being acquired by Swedish enterprise software firm IFS, calling the deal a springboard for growth that will allow
What will a Trump presidency mean for Ottawa businesses?
New administration could mean new opportunities, more talent for local firms: Tech execs Donald Trump’s victory in the U.S. presidential election generated plenty of shockwaves
Ottawa tech mentor urges feds to reduce risks for venture capital investors
A veteran entrepreneur and mentor to a host of successful startups, Leo Lax has no doubt that Canadian tech enterprises can thrive head-to-head against competitors
Fusebill books $6-million venture capital infusion
When Greg Burwell and Tyler Eyamie were laid off as part of a purge at Ottawa tech firm Protus in 2010, they found themselves with
‘Really good names’ vying for Invest Ottawa post, co-chair says
As the city’s main economic development agency, Invest Ottawa is responsible for selling the world on the merits of doing business in the nation’s capital.
Full steam ahead for privately owned passenger railway
He might be riding his proposal for a privately backed commuter train into uncharted territory, but that hasn’t dampened Joseph Potvin’s sense of optimism. Mr.
Rechan leaning on 30 years of experience in drive to make Halogen worldwide force
After a globetrotting high-tech career, Les Rechan would seem to be just the right person to lead Halogen Software’s quest to become an international software
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