Updating the Technology Map Of Montréal (21)
November 6th, 2008 · by Heri · entrepreneurship, web2.0
I’m about to update the Technology Map Of Montréal. It was done a year ago, but since then, new people came to the scene, new startups rose, while others left to do something else. If you are interested into being in the map, or update the details, now is the time to leave a comment with details. I’m also collecting suggestions on making a better, usable map [and most likely, improvements and functionality should be integrated here at one point or another]
Thanks!
Hi,
We would like to be featured. The form on the map is not working, so here are the details.
Company: 3rd Crust
Maker of http://www.seeyourhotel.com
350 Boul. Charest East
Quebec, QC
G1K 3H5
Phone: (418)261-4111
Employees: 1 to 10
Founder: Jean-Francois Noel and Vincent Desjardins
will do for seeyourhotel.
by the way, I’m a wreck in javascript, I could use some help for the mapping. if anyone could join in :)
Hey Heri, NVI is not anymore on Pie-IX street but now on 55 Mt-Royal street (corner Clark) #999
New version of nvisolutions.com is coming very soon too ;)
I’ll help out with the Javascript if you’d like. I’ve been doing a bunch of Google Map stuff recently. E-mail me at the address I left, or john at johnbeales dot com.
Company: Google
Montreal Engineering Office:
1253 Avenue McGill College
2nd Floor
Montreal, Quebec
H3B 2Y5
514-670-8700
http://www.google.ca
Heri,
Please include:
Reasonably Smart
4225 St Dominique
Montreal, Qc.
H2W2T5
http://reasonablysmart.com
Phone: 514.228.3964
Employees: 1 to 10
Founders: Bryan Bogensberger and James Duncan
Btw, James might be able to help you with the JavaScript - james@reasonablysmart.com
Hi Heri,
How do you track “hobo” companies? The ones with no fixed address, that work from home and meet at coffee shops or online.
Thanks,
Peter.
(a hobo working from home)
Peter, it has to be placed somewhere on the map
maybe you can put the address of your favorite coffee shop? or your home?
Les Laboratoires Foulab are pleased to announce their opening. We’re a group of people who wish to offer space and equipment (tools, computers, etc) to the community to facilitate collaboration, and share knowledge.
Les Laboratoires Foulab
183 Bates, Suite 302
Montreal, QC
H3S 1A1
Brouillette & Partners
Lawyers, Patent & Trade-Mark Agents
1550 Metcalfe Street, Suite 800
Montreal, QC, H3A 1X6
http://www.brouillette.ca
Contact:
Thomas Geissmann, avocat/lawyer
(514) 798-0865
tg@brouillette.ca
Droit des affaires et des technologies et propriété intellectuelle.
Business Law, Technology Law and Intellectual Property.
Thanks Heri!
Thomas
Hi Heri,
Please add Blueslice Networks.
1751 Richardson St., Suite 7500, H3K1G6
http://maps.google.com/maps?q=Blueslice+Networks+Inc,%20montreal,%20quebec
Mobile core network equipment
Thanks!
Noah
Francois,
I had to remove foulab from MTW’s blogroll, because the website foulab.org is unaccessible
can you look into it?
Fixion Media
200 Rue St-Jacques Ouest
Suite 603
Montreal, Quebec H2Y 1M1
Vertical Ad Network
1 - 10 Employees
Heri, it is accessible for me. I had a couple of people check, and it’s accessible for them too.
oh well, foulab is online now. I tried at least 10 times previously, and yesterday and it was unaccessible.
Hello there,
Your TeleDoctor
Your Doctor Anywhere, Anytime
3550 Jeanne Mance Street,
Suite 522
Montreal, H2X 3P7
Remote consultations with physicians over the Internet.
Contact:
Mehdi Akiki
Email: mehdi.akiki@gmail.com
Cellphone: 514-562-4580
Hi Heri,
Would you mind adding us?
Company: Kotsego
URL: http://kotsego.com
Phone number: 438-275-8833
Address: 243, de Courcelle
Address: Montreal, Quebec, H4C 3B8
Type: Consulting
Industry: Internet
Employees: 1 to 10
Founder: Étienne Garbugli
Thanks, it’s appreciated!
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