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10 technology companies to watch

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These 10 Canadian technology companies have been in business for no longer than five years, but have already been identified as having the best potential to one day make the Deloitte Technology Fast 50 list. Seven of the 10 are based in Ontario, with only one residing in Western Canada. You can find the full Fast 50 list and more by going to the Fast 50 section.

Deloitte's 10 Technology Companies to Watch

  Company Name Reported number of employees City Province Sector Service Public-Private Website
Avvasi Incorporated 25 Waterloo Ontario Hardware Service Provider Infrastructure Private http://www.avvasi.com/
Dayforce 50 Toronto Ontario Software Workforce Management Solutions Private www.dayforce.com
Morega Systems Inc. 50 Mississauga Ontario Software Video Portability Solutions Private www.morega.com
N4 Systems 12 Toronto Ontario Software Safety Compliance Management Private www.n4systems.com
Neuralitic 44 Montreal Quebec Telecom Mobile Data Intelligence Private www.neuralitic.com
Polar Mobile 40 Toronto Ontario Software Mobile Applications Private www.polarmobile.com
Syncapse 120 Toronto Ontario Software Social Media Technology Private www.syncapse.com
Telepin Software 75 Ottawa Ontario Software Mobile Money Transactions Private www.telepin.com
Tynt Multimedia Inc. 15 Calgary Alberta Software Reader Engagement Tool Private www.tynt.com
X2O Media 35 Montreal Quebec Software Digital Signage Solutions Private www.x2omedia.com

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