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Karen Schulman Dupuis

Antibe Therapeutics files $3 million IPO on TSX Venture | CanadianPrivateEquity.com - 0 views

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clients innovation biotechnology financing lifesciences

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  • Karen Schulman Dupuis on 26 Mar 13
     
    "Antibe Therapeutics Inc. has filed a preliminary prospectus for a proposed initial public offering (IPO) to raise up to $3 million.
Karen Schulman Dupuis

Storage system software | 2011 Products of the Year - 0 views

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clients storage software Nevex

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  • Karen Schulman Dupuis on 08 Mar 12
     
    The cache optimization technology of Nevex Virtual Technologies CacheWorks 1.0 lets data storage administrators accelerate specific data by application, file type and location. The product installs on physical and virtual servers, and offloads I/O from primary storage to local high-performance media so storage is used for capacity, not overprovisioned for performance.
Sarah Hickman

www.trra.ca - Homepage - Welcome to the Toronto Region: Accelerate your business in a g... - 0 views

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marketing market research

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  • Sarah Hickman on 15 Oct 09
     
    The Regional FactBase contains a wealth of information about the Toronto Region; its resourceful institutions, booming industries, and all-round prominence on the international stage. Data files, fact sheets, reports, links and other resources are available for you to view and download. TRRA welcomes questions or comments about any of the materials in the Regional FactBase.
Assunta Krehl

Sparks Street with a roof: Why not? - 0 views

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MaRS

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  • Assunta Krehl on 22 Oct 11
     
    Peter Raaymakers from Open File states that "Sparks Street Mall benefit from some kind of enclosure ... old buildings covered by glass roofs would help preserve the facades ... one example of this is the MaRS Discovery District in Toronto).
Karen Schulman Dupuis

Video: Wilf Dinnick talks J-Source Award win | J-source.ca - 0 views

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client open file marscommons ice award

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  • Karen Schulman Dupuis on 01 Feb 12
     
    #MaRSDD congratulates @WilfDinnick on his Newsperson of the Year Award
Assunta Krehl

Canadian Incubation Center Brings Five Cleantech Startups To Boston Forum - CleanTechBrief - 0 views

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cleantech Tom Rand Cleantech Forum XXIII advisors

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  • MaRS, a Toronto-based, not-for-profit incubation center, is leading a delegation of five cleantech ventures at this week’s Cleantech Forum XXIII in Boston. The companies – all clients of MaRS advisory services – will showcase their products for the cleantech CEOs, investors, scientists and policy makers attending the east coast forum. “While cleantech is a relatively new sector for MaRS advisory services, it is fast catching up with our other core strengths in information technologies and life sciences,” said Tom Rand, a cleantech entrepreneur, author and investor who leads MaRS’ cleantech practice. “MaRS is establishing itself as a major deal-flow engine in the cleantech sector, with an emphasis on early-stage companies.”
  • Alternative Fuels
  • Nimtech
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  • Real Tech
  • Skymeter
  • Vicicog
  • MaRS Discovery District is a large scale, mission-driven innovation center focused on building Canada’s next generation of technology companies.
  • Assunta Krehl on 14 Sep 09
     
    MaRS is leading a delegation of five cleantech ventures at this week's (Sept 8 o 10) Cleantech Forum XXIII in Boston. The presenting companies from MaRS are: Alternative Fuels (deriving energy from waste), Nimtech (eco-friendly chemical process control), Real Tech (organic water testing), Skymeter (pay-as-you-drive GPS metering) and Vicicog (efficient wind turbine transmission systems). Sept 11, 2009
  • Assunta Krehl on 14 Sep 09
     
    MaRS is leading a delegation of five cleantech ventures at this week's (Sept 8 o 10) Cleantech Forum XXIII in Boston. The presenting companies from MaRS are: Alternative Fuels (deriving energy from waste), Nimtech (eco-friendly chemical process control), Real Tech (organic water testing), Skymeter (pay-as-you-drive GPS metering) and Vicicog (efficient wind turbine transmission systems). Sept 11, 2009
Assunta Krehl

Tom Rand at MaRS previews the Green Energy Act Finance Forum - Etopia News Now, Blip TV... - 1 views

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cleantech Finance Advisors Tom Rand MaRS

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  • Assunta Krehl on 11 Jan 10
     
    Tom Rand, Practice Lead, Cleantech and Physical Science Venture Group, MaRS, talks about the January 29, 2010, Green Energy Act Finance Forum, in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, designed to educate the financial community about new renewable energy investment opportunities, recorded from Toronto on January 7, 2010.
Tim T

iPhone Dev Center: iPhone Human Interface Guidelines: Human Interface Principles: Creat... - 0 views

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iphone ICT

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  • A great user interface follows human interface design principles that are based on the way people—users—think and work, not on the capabilities of the device
  • a beautiful, intuitive, compelling user interface enhances an application’s functionality and inspires a positive emotional attachment in users.
  • model your application’s objects and actions on objects and actions in the real world.
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  • This technique especially helps novice users quickly grasp how your application works. Folders are a classic software metaphor. People file things in folders in the real world, so they immediately understand the idea of putting data into folders on a computer.
  • iPhone OS users enjoy a heightened sense of direct manipulation because of the Multi-Touch interface. Using gestures, people feel a greater affinity for, and sense of control over, the objects they see on screen, because they do not use any intermediate device (such as a mouse) to manipulate them.
  • An iPhone application is better than a person at remembering lists of options, commands, data, and so on. Take advantage of this by presenting choices or options in list form, so users can easily scan them and make a choice. Keeping text input to a minimum frees users from having to spend a lot of time typing and frees your application from having to perform a lot of error checking. Presenting choices to the user, instead of asking for more open-ended input, also allows them to concentrate on accomplishing tasks with your application, instead of remembering how to operate it.
  • Your application should respond to every user action with some visible change.
  • Keep actions simple and straightforward so users can easily understand and remember them
  • Whenever possible, use standard controls and behaviors that users are already familiar with.
  • appearance has a strong impact on functionality: An application that appears cluttered or illogical is hard to understand and use.
  • Aesthetic integrity is not a measure of how beautiful your application is. It’s a measure of how well the appearance of your application integrates with its function. For example, a productivity application should keep decorative elements subtle and in the background, while giving prominence to the task by providing standard controls and behaviors.
  • An immersive application is at the other end of the spectrum, and users expect a beautiful appearance that promises fun and encourages discovery.
  • appearance still needs to integrate with the task.
Assunta Krehl

More "Design for the Greater Good" Speakers at Explore Design - TreeHugger - 0 views

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creativity Design for the Greater Good

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  • Assunta Krehl on 14 Oct 09
     
    Explore Design Comes Back To Toronto and TreeHugger is There, curated a series of speakers under the heading Design for the Greater Good. The speakers were chosen for their ability to expose teenagers who are interested in design to fields they may not have known about, and who have interesting work that hasn't received a lot of exposure.Robert Ouellette, Columnist National Post & VP Special Projects Zerofootprint was a speaker. He recently consulted with Toronto's MaRS Innovation Centre on its "Smart Cities" industrial cluster stimulus strategy. Oct 13, 2009
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