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Toronto, Ontario, Canada, 2010/09/21 - Ideaca Knowledge Services, a Canadian based consulting firm that advises on, implements and supports business applications, announced today that they have been named to Business in Vancouver’s (BIV’s) top 100 fastest growing companies list.
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Ideaca Knowledge Services, a Canadian based consulting firm that advises on, implements and supports business applications, announced today that they have been named to Business in Vancouver’s (BIV’s) top 100 fastest growing companies list. BIV’s list of top 100 fastest growing companies profiles British Columbia's most successful growth companies based on five-year revenue growth.
The top 100 fastest growing companies appear in Business in Vancouver’s annual book of lists, one of the most useful sources of business information in British Columbia. The companies within the book of lists are the leaders of business in British Columbia.
“Ideaca continues to deliver innovative business solutions to leading companies in BC,” said Mike Alkier, Managing Partner, Ideaca. “Being named to BIV’s fastest growing list is evidence of our organization’s dedication to grow in the BC market and build upon our reputation as a trusted advisor to our valued customers.”
About Ideaca Knowledge Services
Ideaca (ideaca.com) is a Canadian based consulting firm that advises on, implements and supports business applications. Ideaca currently employs over 170 information technology professionals in their Toronto, Calgary, Edmonton and Vancouver offices. Recognized globally for delivering innovative solutions, Ideaca focuses on Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP), Customer Relationship Management (CRM), Portals and Collaboration Tools, Custom Application Development, Business Intelligence, Application Infrastructure Solutions and Support Services.
About Business In Vancouver
Business in Vancouver (biv.com) is an award-winning weekly newspaper serving Greater Vancouver since 1989. Targeted at business decision-makers, it provides local business news and information every Tuesday and reaches the Lower Mainland's business leaders every week.
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