Last year, 12 out of 20 of those named Canada's top IT companies were from Toronto and Kitchener-Waterloo. This year, the number has grown to 14.
Canadian Innovation Exchange (CIX) brings together leading tech innovators, entrepreneurs and facilitators from across the country for face-to-face meetings and networking opportunities. As part of the event, CIX's committee of investors and professionals representing finance and technology industries select the CIX Top 20 to celebrate some of the most exciting new Canadian tech companies. Past award winners and alumni include the likes of Wealthsimple, Figure1, D-Wave Systems, Aeryon Labs and Shopify.
Top Canadian technology companies represent innovative ideas ranging from fintech, data analytics and artificial intelligence applications to the latest in nanotechnology.
Here is the full list of this year's top 20 Canadian tech companies:
Blue J Legal, Toronto
Supported by IBM Watson, Blue J Legal is harnessing the power of artificial intelligence and machine learning to change the future of legal research.
Exact Media, Toronto
Exact Media is a marketing firm that helps brands reach new customers through targeted, measurable advertising programs.
Drop, Toronto
Drop is poised to disrupt credit and debit card loyalty programs. Users link their cards to an app that earns them rewards and points on top of what current card reward programs already provide.
CareGuide, Toronto
From nanny's and senior care to pet sitters, CareGuide is a network that helps connect users with care providers that possess the skill set they're looking for.
Finn.ai, Vancouver
Finn.ai is an artificial intelligence-powered virtual banking assistant, able to help customers through a full suite of services.
League, Toronto
LEAGUE offers a digital, uber-esque alternative to finding and claiming non-medical health and wellness benefits.
Medella Health, Waterloo
Medella is helping people better monitor and manage their health though the development of bio-sensors and electronics that use nanotechnology.
Overbond, Toronto
Overbond offers a cloud-based pricing communication platform that automates tasks for bond issuers and dealers.
Repable, Toronto
Repable provides digital analytics and algorithmic recommendations to improve decision-making for players, teams, tournaments and games within the esports (competitive gaming) industry.
SweetIQ, Montreal
SweetIQ is a local search platform that helps monitor and improve customer relationships.
Instant Financial, Vancouver
Instant is a low cost, app-based payroll solution.
Triton Wear, Toronto/ Waterloo
Triton Wear provides analytics to athletes and coaches to help them make data-driven decisions.
TrustPoint, Waterloo
TrustPoint provides security tools and certificate infrastructure that enables secure Machine to Machine (M2M) applications and Near Field Communications (NFC).
Unata, Toronto
Unata leverages machine learning technology to improve the grocery shopping experience.
Wantoo, Vancouver
Wantoo is a cloud-based platform that helps businesses listen to, analyze and act on feedback from their team, customers and other stakeholders.
ZEITDICE, Toronto
ZEITDICE are wireless, weather-resistant time lapse cameras that are specifically designed to capture video over long periods of time.
Zensurance, Toronto
Zensurance offers a streamlined approach to buying and managing insurance.
LANDR, Montreal
LANDR is an audio mastering software solution for professional musicians and producers.
Zoom.ai, Toronto
Zoom.ai is an automated virtual assistant that helps its users offload menial tasks such as scheduling, meeting preparation, introductions and travel logistics.
Procedure Flow, Saint John
Procedure Flow is a cloud-based knowledge management software that helps track and share company processes.
The CIX Innovator of the Year award will be presented to Kitchener-Waterloo's Wattpad.
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