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Dec 08, 1998: TRLabs welcomes its first Regina SBA- Rave Software - and its newest Saskatoon member - SED Systems
TRLabs signed membership agreements with two Saskatchewan technology companies last night at a TRLabs-hosted community dinner in Regina. Rave Software became TRLabs first Small Business Associate (SBA) in Regina and SED Systems joined the growing family of SBAs in Saskatoon.
Nov 30, 1998: TRLabs Vice President Roger Pederson appointed to NSERC
Edmonton, AB - Dr. Roger Pederson, TRLabs Vice President and Director of Edmonton Operations, was recently appointed to the Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada (NSERC). In this position, he will be involved in establishing the organization's strategic direction and dealing with broad policy and financial issues.
Oct 15, 1998: TRLabs welcomes its newest member: Winnipeg's CDS Technologies
CDS Technologies of Winnipeg has joined TRLabs as its newest Small Business Associate (SBA). Together, the two organizations will collaborate in the research and development of technologies and applications for the wireless LAN and Internet markets.
Sep 24, 1998: TRLabs President and CEO Glenn Rainbird receives national award for exemplary leadership in collaborative industry-university research
Banff, AB - Today, at the third tri-national assembly of Canada's Corporate-Higher Education Forum (C-HEF), the USA's Business Higher Education Forum (BHEF) and Japan's Business University Forum (BUF), Glenn Rainbird, TRLabs President and CEO, received the Hewlett-Packard (Canada) Ltd. Forum Award.
Jun 18, 1998: TRLabs Introduces BATIS
Valuable information service available to small technology businesses at an attractive price
Mar 18, 1998: TRLabs sets stage for continued supply of high-tech talent
New agreements signed with five prairie universities
Mar 17, 1998: Computing Devices Canada joins TRLabs research consortium.
Calgary, AB - TRLabs, Canada's premier telecommunications research consortium, welcomes its newest major industrial sponsor, Computing Devices Canada (CDC).