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Dennis Senik Authors Two New Papers for Public Policy Professionals

Dennis Senik, Doyletech’s Chief Technology Strategist (CTS), authors two new papers which are generating significant discussion among public policy makers in Canada. In light of today’s economic and

Doyletech Corporation announces creation of The Technology Transfer Officer’s Toolkit. While the services making up the toolkit are not new to Doyletech, we have elected to package them as a suite

Doyletech Corporation announces creation of The Economic Developer’s Toolkit. We have packaged some of our most frequently demanded activities into a suite of service offerings for economic development professionals in Canada

Coming Soon! Please check back here shortly as Rick Clayton will provide a video tutorial on conducting economic impact assessments. Rick has conducted many such assessments over the years and has

The Canadian Renewable Fuels Association (CRFA) recently released the first-ever comprehensive third party economic impact assessment of renewable fuels investments in Canada by econometric

Government spends more than one-quarter of GDP, much of it on programs to support policies aimed to improve the common good. This desired result comes down to supporting economic growth: the

Innovation disrupts the highly ordered industrial supply chain that produces, operates, and supports solutions. Novel solutions can penetrate markets only as fast as established patterns of working and living

Doyletech introduces a corporate succession planning service to be headed by our Entrepreneur-in-Residence, Neil Knusden. Our work with companies across Canada tells us that there are many a company in

Doyletech has provided Larus with immeasurable help in moving our company forward and has provided excellent expert advice on many of the business decisions and strategies that Larus has undertaken.

George DiNardo – President of Larus Technologies

Thank you so much for sharing your experiences with me. Starting a new company is not for the faint of heart and I appreciate you guys being there from the start.

Joseph Killen – President of Holocentric Software Systems

The help we received from Doyletech put a whole new dimension on our planning process.

Franz Plangger – former CEO of CML Technologies

I have appreciated the assistance that Doyletech and Denzil Doyle have provided over the years. I have known Denzil for more than fourty years and I have had interaction with various members of the Doyletech team for more than thirty years.

Archie Bowen – Senior Partner of CompEngServ

Glenn is an committed, insightful, and productive manager with a good sense of technology, markets, business opportunities, and negotiation. It was a pleasure working with Glenn at Doyletech.

Dan Franzblau – Co-Founder of CareerAIM.com

Thank you so much for your great support. In particular, I have learned a great deal from the advice and experience from Doyletech's Chairman, Denzil Doyle.

Sean Fitzpatrick – CEO of TalentMap

I would highly recommend Doyletech. They always provide practical advice and solutions, based on their experience, which exceeds that of just about any other technology consulting firm in Canada that I can think of. Congratulations Denny on being awarded the Order of Canada.

Tony Weller – President of Timber Systems Corporation

I just want to take a moment to say how much I have appreciated the assistance provided by Doyletech. I have been a customer with them for years and have never had such a competent consultant.

James Fry – CEO of Skywalker Software

Putting my mind at ease and clearing up things when I first started out was critical to our success. Thank you for all your work and honesty.

Maree Lowe – CEO of Task Retail Technologies

Glenn is a person of integrity who strives to provide value to all of those with whom he has relationships. As such, it is always a pleasure to associate with Glenn.

Jean-Pierre Soublière – Owner, Anderson Soublière Inc.

Steven Thompson on Glenn McDougall: The Ottawa Technology ClusterWow, quite an interesting history on Ottawa's tech sector. It is true that at one time the stove industry was
doylewpc-ca on Neil Knudsen: Building a Board of DirectorsThere is a lack of good directors in Canada, especially in the technology sector.
doylewpc-ca on Neil Knudsen: Building a Board of DirectorsPrecious few people have the skills and experience to serve on a board of directors in Canada. In the U.S.
doylewpc-ca on Dennis Senik: Jobs, Growth, and S&T PolicyUnderstanding how industrial value-chains really work provides powerful insight into meaningful economic development at the sector and community (regional) levels.