Internet of Things


Saskatchewan-based Brandt to acquire U.S.-based productivity and positioning solutions provider GeoShack

Acquisitions and mergers

The Brandt Group of Companies has reached an agreement with U.S.-based Ultara Holdings, Inc. to acquire the Canadian operations of its GeoShack company and the Canadian assets of Inteq Distributors

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Saskatchewan-based Brandt to acquire U.S.-based productivity and positioning solutions provider GeoShack

The Brandt Group of Companies has reached an agreement with U.S.-based Ultara Holdings, Inc. to acquire the Canadian operations of its GeoShack company and the Canadian assets of Inteq Distributors

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Partners share success stories at Microsoft’s IoT in Action event

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Cato Networks’ partner program makes its debut

Five months after adding points of presence in Calgary and Toronto, Cato Networks announced the Cato Partner Program this week.

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Telus IoT Shop lets businesses buy IoT data without credit checks

Telus recently launched an IoT Shop for small enterprises and developers to easily purchase IoT connectivity for product development and equipment testing.

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Nominet launches partner program with DNS security solution at its centre

Roughly six months after opening an office in Washington and expanding its business across the U.S. and Canada, Nominet, the .uk domain name registry in the United Kingdom, today announced its global cyber security partner program, Velocity.

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Internet of Things News

Poor results push Lexmark’s wireless plans

Disappointing second-quarter earnings has forced Lexmark to ratchet up its focus on new wireless inkjets and the company will also look to improve product costs along with the overall affordability of its printing solutions, to help drive sales.

A better way to communicate

With big colour screens, keyboards and Bluetooth, smartphones have become essential tools for people on the go. Of the six we tested, one edged out ahead.

Itronix wants partners

The rugged mobile computer manufacturer is looking to build its presence in Canada through channel partners that have a niche play in vertical markets and geographies

TLS keeps on trucking

An ISV is taking advantage of the growing mobile computing market to extend its back end suite for the transportation industry to wireless devices

Fueling the need for RFID technology

Years of industry experience paid off for three partners who were able to avoid the pitfalls hit by many upstarts and build a successful business around radio frequency identification


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