Doyletech differentiates itself from the current array of business consultants by working closely with its clients to deliver practical, measurable, and sustainable results. We are personally committed to exceeding client expectations. As suggested by our trademarked tagline, Making Technology Happen, we specialize in helping clients turn technology into wealth. This includes not only technology startups and large multinationals, but also government departments and agencies at all levels who wish to maximize their return on investment. We are specialists in economic impact assessment, market validation, and economic development/industrial analysis at both the regional and rural levels.

Doyletech was federally-incorporated in 1982 by Dr. Denzil Doyle.

All of Doyletech’s founders and partners have been actively engaged in the creation and development of Canadian technology companies and we have been involved in the successful commercialization of technology from various government labs and entities across Canada. Such firms include Mitel, Newbridge Networks, Med-Eng Systems, Instantel Inc., TalentMap, TravelPod, BTI, Gennum Corp, MDI, International Datacasting, among others. This hands-on experience in making technology happen frames our consulting activities.

Historically, Doyletech has invested in early-stage companies across Canada. We are always on the lookout for new investment opportunities. We have a network of angel investors that we co-invest with.

Doyletech has advised on or structured several spinout situations, for both public and private sector clients. For example, we conceived and implemented a strategy to spin-out new companies from the University of Saskatchewan in Saskatoon (and other entities) several years ago.