The February issue of Technology Innovation Management Review is available: http://www.timreview.ca/issue/2018/february

Published By: Ottawa Business Journal

Federal Minister of Innovation, Science and Economic Development Navdeep Bains announced Wednesday the federal government will invest up to $8 million in the Innovation Centre at Bayview Yards.

Esther Anegbe is a new graduate from Carleton University’s Technology Innovation Management (TIM) program. She entered the program with an undergrad degree in Computer Engineering and a technical background in system and network administration, cloud solutions implementation, and support for small businesses. Esther is originally from Lagos, Nigeria and came across the TIM program while researching where to further her education in information technology.

After striking a deal with a major Canadian property manager, a fledgling Ottawa startup could soon have its digital directory technology installed at shopping centres across the country – and is already looking at expanding into foreign markets, too.

Tech start-up InteractiveStudios Inc, founded by TIM students Colin A. Pritchard and Patrick Millward, lands a contract with Cadillac Fairview for several new touch screen kiosks to be installed in Ottawa’s CF Rideau Centre

By Lysia Filotas

Tony Bailetti doesn’t believe his accomplishments can be measured by the things he’s done, the number of books he’s read or the stacks of articles he’s.

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By Susan Hickman

Whether it was an application to match high school students with tutor volunteers, or a service to help university students find free rides to the grocery store, innovative ideas were buzzing in the hallways of St. Patrick’s Building on April 30.

About 100 girls practised their pitches in huddled groups, awaiting their chance to have their original app prototypes judged on the final competition day of the Technovation Challenge and they were rewarded with a visit from federal cabinet minister Catherine McKenna.

On April 4, 90 people from 54 organizations filled Carleton University’s Senate Room to hear Roni Zehavi, CEO of CyberSpark, and examine synergistic opportunities between Canadian and Israeli firms. People from large and small companies in Ottawa, Montreal, New York and Kingston accounted for two-thirds of attendees.

 By Joseph Mathieu

Andrea Baptiste, a seasoned telecommunications executive, gladly shared lessons learned during her career working exclusively for startups at Carleton University’s Technology Innovation Management (TIM) lecture on March 22.

In recognition of National Engineering Month, the Institution of Engineering & Technology (IET) co-presented the lecture with the TIM program to give engineering students a glimpse at a successful engineer turned CEO.