CEIM launches new website

By Heri May 24th 2007 in Business, entrepreneurship

CEIM stands for Centre d’Entreprises et d’Innovation de Montréal. Their mission is to support companies who innovate in Montreal and who want to produce and commercialize a new product, in the sense that there must be some R&D involved and that they will coach you in marketing and sales. See the list of companies who worked with CEIM. They are backed by the Quebec and federal governement.

They now have a brand-new website, which now cleaner and much more accessible, with a dynamic (.NET) backend. Previously, the website was made in flash, which was sort of nice, but as you all know, flash websites are nearly impossible to update.

Note: for montreal tech watch readers, they also provide services to startups

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