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A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R Map Legend 1 Simon Fraser University 1 Software Digital Media B.C. Health Care Systems 2010-present2010-preesesenThirdit Software Exchange Energy Apparent Networks (AppNeta) 2011 CDRD Ventures Advanced Manufacturing GeoToko 2010 Precision NanoSystems 2010 Phenona 2010 Mobile & Web Action Pants NBC & Semiconductors Gauge Mobile Solutions Inc. 2010 Swift App Quebec City Systems (Geomat International) Z2 Live Games Vancouver 2012 Bionic Power FKA BCGT FKA Big Sandwich Games 2 Instream Energy Systems NBC 2 Fenix Energy Barchart.com, Inc 2005 GroundForce geoDrilling Solutions NBC NBC Cloud Integration Energy Technology Reliance Distributors Future Vehicle Technologies 2005 Chrislands NBC Whistler Cable Television Ltd. FusionWare Corporation 2009 NBC Westronic Engineering Sales Mascon Commun Corp−Cable TV Globe Wireless TM What The Trend 2009 NBC JustBooks Saltspring Cablevision Ltd. Z2 Live 2009 NBC NBC Automated Mining Systems Inc. East Side Games 2011 Electronics & Credit Unions NBC Clean Technology Diamond Municipal Solutions Peripherals Evsac Medical Systems Corp. 2001 FKA Diamond Software Inc. NBC Powerstar International Inc 2004 A genealogy of British Columbia’s NBC Two Tall Totems 2011 HootBar 2007 Centre for Drug Research and Development (CDRD) FKA TwitterBar TwapperKeeper 2009 Big Sandwich Games 2006 Xonsen Technology Inc 2011 Awesense Wireless Inc 2009 BridgePort Networks, Inc 2002 SRB Education Solutions Inc. NBC Markit 2001 NBC NBC Retinagenix 2004 20200000-20--2009202000090NBC Upside Wireless9 2001 Numbers Agent Inc. 2011 Nexterra Systems Corp 2003 technology industry 1890s to 2012. Automotive Fuel Cell Cooperation 2008 ACT Aurora Control Technologies Corp. 2009 Inventys Thermal Technologies Inc. 2007 Life Sciences Services & Analytics FKA Aurora Control Technologies Inc. ForSight Newco II 2005 Content Watch 2001 Golden Gate Capital 2000 NBC NBC NBC Pearson Citadel Commerce 2000 NBC RHV Heizsysteme GmbH 2005 VRX Worldwide Inc 2000 Lungpacer Medical Inc. 2009 3 STS Biopolymers Inc. Sirius Genomics Inc. 2002 3 Quill Medical Inc. NBC FusionWare Integration Corp. 2009 Functional Technologies Inc 2003 Super Rewards 2007 FKA First Venture Technologies Exploding Barrel Games 2009 Thales Group 2000 NBC Telecommunications & Wireless Zite 2006 Marlborough Stirling Canada 2002 FillZ 2003 NBC NBC Smartcool Systems Inc. 2004 Digital Backpack 2011 ASL Borstad Remote Sensing Inc 2008 Advanced Thermal Devices 2005 EcoCentury Technologies Inc. 2008 NBC Magma Energy Corp Aarcomm Systems Inc. 2009 Vanrx Pharmasystems Inc. 2007 Biolytical Laboratories Inc. 2002 Communications Neovasc Inc 2000 Vifor Pharma 2002 FKA Aspreva Pharmaceuticals Terraqueous Electronics & Services Ltd. 2005 Rocket Science Hospitality Corp. 2011 Kelowna General Hospital Smoking Gun Interactive Inc. 2007 Endurance Wind Power 2007 GreenScene Agritek 2008 Times Telecom Inc 2002 Touchstone Webworks Inc 2003 LightIntegra Technology Inc. 2008 Vision Critical Communications 2000 Adknowledge 2004 Calgoo Software 2006 Colony Networks Inc. 2006 NBC ARC Medical Devices Inc. 2010 No longer in operation Company Types Sitro Technologies Inc. 2006 Texada Software Inc. 2001 NBC Bioasis Technologies Inc. 2007 Canoe Creek Hydro 2010 RackForce Networks Inc. 2001 The Wise Net 2000 Cloud Pockets 2007 in British Columbia FKA RackForce Hosting Inc Optifloc Systems Ltd 2005 Original Workpapers.com 2008 GenomeDx Biosciences Inc 2008 Belcarra Technologies 2005 Telus Health Solutions & Telus Financial Services 2008 NBC Kronofusion 2000 Avanade Inc. 2000 Unwired Planet 2002 IBBS 2001 Meridex Software Corporation 6S Marketing Inc. 2000 Beanstream Internet Commerce Inc 2000 Clean Current Power Systems Incorporated 2001 NBC NBC FKA Emergis Inc. E O K Consulting Inc 2005 FKA Openwave Systems Inc. NBC NBC Girba Technologies Kintama Research Services 2000 Eagle−Picher Technologies 2000 ATP Engineering Inc. 2002 NBC RJ Software Development 2000 FKA Kintama Research Corporation Ubisoft Vancouver Inc 2006 Regal−Beloit 2000 Brainmaven Inc. 2010 Secondary Rude Boy Games Inc ESS Technologies 2001 NBC Light Based Technologies 2004 Oriental Wave Holding Ltd FKA Action Pants Inc. NBC Softlanding Network Solutions Inc. 2000 EarthFirst Canada Inc 2004 NBC Protexis Inc. 2000 airG 2000 CounterPath Corp 2002 FKA Air Games Wireless Inc. Allon Therapeutics Inc. 2000 Propaganda Games 2005 4 NBC Over 500 employees 4 SignalSoft Corp. 2000 Segovia Inc. 2002 NBC FusionPipe Software 2010 Merged Aquatic Informatics Inc. 2003 Mobify 2007 Saturna Green Systems Inc. FKA Handi Mobility Versatile Mobile Systems 2001 Dyaptive Systems Inc. 2001 Etalim Inc. 2006 isCleaner Group 2010 FKA ISIS International Sales Neodym Technologies 2001 NBC Roper Industries Tasktop Technologies Incorporated 2007 StarDyne Technologies Inc. 2001 NBC Bycast Inc. 2000 BasicGov Systems Inc. 2008 Clinicvault Enterprise Datacenter 2004 FKA Cloudbench Applications Inc FKA Star Municipal Technologies Inc. NBC VRX Studios Inc. 2001 Exro Technologies Inc. 2007 Bit Stew Systems Inc. 2005 Company of Influence Blackboard Inc 1997 Recombo Inc. 2001 Atimi Software 2001 NBC Formerly Known As Xylon Biotechnologies Ltd 2002 Afmedia Inc. 2002 Itera Technologies201 20001 Disney Interactive Studios (Canada) 2007 Air Phaser 2004 eGurus Technology Tutors Inc. 2011 Elemental Energy 2007 NBC McElhanney Consulting Services 2000 NBC McKesson Canada 2002 Neverblue 2004 Holley Communications 1997 Canadian Blood Services 1998 NBC NYCE Control 2010 FKA Computer Tutor For Seniors NBC Black Pearl 2000 Pug Pharm Productions Inc. 2008 Science Centre Hostway 1998 Tandem Learning 2008 NBC Transfer of people Strangeloop Networks Inc. 2006 Primaci Solutions Inc. 2001 netArchitechs 2004 TapImmune 1999 Rainforest Automation, Inc. 2004 NBC Cogent Chipware Inc. 1999 Progressive Health Innovations Inc. 2005 Cloudworks Energy Inc 2000 Non-BC company AKMG 2007 Brand2hand Media 2004 NBC American Medical Instruments Holdings Inc. 2003 Carevoyance Telematics Inc. 1998 NBC Biolux Research Ltd. 2003 NCR−National Cash Register FKA Carewave NBC Wimba Inc. 1998 Cryopak Corporation Ltd. Ayogo Games, Inc. 2008 NBC NBC Transfer of IP Antarctica Digital Marketing Inc. 1999 Salesforce.com 1999 Domain People Inc. 1999 Gavigai Technology Inc. 1999 Thoughtshare Communications Inc. 1999 Disney Club Penguin (Disney Online Studios Canada Inc) 2005 CyberBranch 1997 NBC Inkra Networks Canada 2000 Inimex Pharmaceuticals Inc. 2001 19199990-19--119999999 FKA New Horizon Interactive (Club Penguin) Jostle Corporation 2009 Institute of Ocean Sciences (IOS) RentOnTheDot 1999 EURO Solutions Ltd. 1998 Burcon NutraScience Corporation 1998 Constraint Works Inc. 1999 CPAL Crime Prevention Analysis Lab Inc. 1999 Coyotenet Communications Group Inc 1999 Search Intelligence 1999 NBC SWITCH Materials Inc. 2006 Day 4 Energy 2001 Invoke 2005 PolarBlue Systems Inc 2007 Polycom 2001 LML Payments 1997 Member Plan 1999 LMI Laser Measurement Inc. 1998 Medbroadcast Corp. 1999 NBC Telestraining Inc. 1999 StarFish Medical 1999 Deep Fried Entertainment 2005 Kashoo 2008 5 FKA Scott Phillips Engineering 5 Thinkinc Communications Ltd. 2005 Cayenta Inc. 1999 General Hydrogen Corp. 1999 FKA Clarity Accounting Kardium Inc 2007 Cityfone Telecommunications Inc. 1998 UST Global Inc. 1998 Atempo 1992 j2 Global Communications Inc. 1995 Grey Island International Inc. 1998 NBC Gretag Imaging 1998 NBC Biosensus Technologies Inc. 2010 NBC BlueStar Advanced Technology Corp. 1997 Daimler AG 1998 NBC NBC Avigilon Corporation 2004 Water Wall Turbine Inc. 2004 NBC Axonwave Software Inc. 1999 Collabware 2010 FKA Gavagai Technology Inc. NBC L3Technology, Inc. 2000 Embedded Automation 1998 Subsecond Technology Inc. 2000 AD OPT Technologies Inc. 2001 Cypost Corp. 1997 Redline Pro Manufacturing 1998 Xcellsis Fuel Cell Engines Inc. 1997 Vector Aerospace Helicopter Services Inc. 1998 NBC Diacarbon Energy Inc 2009 Ideaca Knowledge Services Ltd 2000 Domain7 Solutions Inc 1996 NBC FKA Epic Solutions A Thinking Ape, Inc. 2008 FKA Paramount Ag−Research Inc. Questair Technologies Inc. 1996 Meteor Technologies 1997 Lightyear Technologies Inc. 1999 Conor Pacific Environmental Technologies Inc 1996 Firebird Technologies Inc. 1991 FKA Highquest Engineering Spectra Systems Corporation 1996 NBC Palcan Fuel Cells Ltd. 1998 NBC Slant Six Games Inc 2005 Critical Path 2000 Tri−Link Technologies 1998 AnorMED Inc. 1996 NBC FKA Rend Technologies Astaro GmbH & Co. KG 2000 NBC NBC NBC NewGen Technologies Corporation 1996 APEX Consulting Group Inc. 1996 Industrial Metrics 1997 Polyfuel Inc. 2004 Navigata Communications 1993 FKA New Generation Computers NBC Itron Inc. 2002 Nokia (Burnaby) 2003 FKA RSL Com Canada Infowave Wireless Messaging 1997 Applied Medical Devices Inc. 1997 NBC Asentus Consulting Group 2002 Dyrand Systems 2001 NBC Cohesion Technologies Inc. 1998 FKA Infowave Software Inc. NBC BlueStar Battery Systems International 1995 Airtest Technologies Inc. 1996 MDMI Technologies Inc. 1998 Cibus 2001 NBC NBC Savage Software 1999 NBC Inmarsat 2000 TAP Ventures 1990 NBC Neodym Systems 1997 Shaw Direct 1996 DNI Digital Networks 1997 Neurostream Technologies Inc. 1997 Guard RFID Solutions 2007 Calyx Bio−Ventures Inc. Computer Tutor For Seniors 2006 Proquest 1999 Neucoll Inc. 1998 FKA Star Choice Communications Inc. 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