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Goodbye OCRI; hello Invest Ottawa
After three decades of advocating on behalf of the technology industry in the nation
International Datacasting Secures Vendor Financing and New Orders for Expansion of DTH Broadcast Service
International Datacasting Corporation, a leader in digital content distribution solutions for the world
Ericsson buys BelAir Networks
Swedish firm shells out estimated $100M plus for BelAir Networks
CATAAlliance News, Events & Opportunities February 17, 2012
CATAAlliance News, Events & Opportunities February 17, 2012
Need help with software licensing? Read on…
Figuring out which software licensing options best suit your needs while being cost-effective can be confusing. Some businesses end up making their purchases through retail stores which means they miss out on volume licensing opportunities and others may unknowingly be using unlicensed software which means their business may be at risk.
Dell: new CATA member Advancing the Competitive Innovation Nation
DELL: new CATA member Advancing the Competitive Innovation Nation
1250th NSERC-supported User Experiment
2012/01/04, Chalk River, Ontario - On January 4, 2012, the NRC Canadian Neutron Beam Centre (NRC-CNBC) completed its 1250th user experiment since CNBC began operating as an-NSERC supported scientific user facility on April 1, 2001. NSERC provides a Major Resource Support grant to maintain the CNBC in a state of readiness for access by the user community.
Nortel collapse linked to hacking attack
A former systems security adviser to Nortel Networks says he has no doubt that extensive cyber attacks on the technology company contributed to its downfall.
British pension authority blocked in Nortel case
Lawyers in Britain, U.S.battle over $9B in assets
The global battle over Nortel Network assets escalated last week.
A U.S. court blocked a bid by British Nortel pension authorities, facing a $3 billion pension default, to see sensitive documents in the huge $4.5 billion sale of Nortel patents to an Apple-led consortium.
The global battle over Nortel Network assets escalated last week.
A U.S. court blocked a bid by British Nortel pension authorities, facing a $3 billion pension default, to see sensitive documents in the huge $4.5 billion sale of Nortel patents to an Apple-led consortium.
Techvibes - Ottawa Startup Index - February 2012
Popularity ranking of Ottawa Startups for February 2012
Halogen closes best Q4 on record
The Ottawa-based company, which creates software for talent management, said it had posted
Growing Ottawa company Shopify handles e-store for Angry Birds, Foo Fighters
Shopify, which this week was named by Fast Company magazine as one of the 10 most innovative retail businesses in the world.
Job Posting: Business Architect
Job Posting: Business Architect
The American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) Conference
2012/02/15, Vancouver, British Columbia - The American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) conference is being held in Vancouver, February 16-21st. Over 8000 delegates are expected to attend, including researchers from multiple disciplines as well as a large core of journalists. More than 30 departments, agencies and non-government organizations have partnered in the Canada Pavilio
FileTrek lands $10M in VC funding
FileTrek is looking to double the size of its Ottawa office after receiving funds from a group of investors in the U.S. and Canada, led by Anthem Venture
Post-a-Job Talent Finder - Technical Architect
IT Source is currently looking for a highly skilled IT professional to be assigned to projects supporting the Ontario Public Service (OPS). As a Technical Architect, you will: undertake comprehensive architecture needs assessments, architect new solutions and conduct complex reviews in support of systems and infrastructure needs for OPS clients...
Apply online, by February 27, 2012
Where startups get started
Between 2009-10, Ottawa's entrepreneurs created nearly 400 new technology companies, according to OCRI statistics.
Nortel Trial: Portrait of a firm under siege
The deeper Crown prosecutor Robert Hubbard dives into the critical events of 2002 through 2004 at Nortel Networks, the more impressive it seems that the telecommunications equipment company got anything done at all.
Hackers Had Nortel Cracked Wide Open For 10 Years
Chinese hackers are suspected of enjoying at least 10 years of unfettered access to Nortel Networks' computer system with help from seven stolen passwords, reports the Wall Street Journal
The Future of Startup Financing: A North American TeleForum on Crowd funding: Reserve your spot today
Register today (Tuesday, March 6th, beginning at 11 am EST)
http://www.cata.ca/Media_and_Events/teleforum-Feb6.html
