OTTAWA — The Government of Canada is investing over $14 million towards the scale-up and growth of eight GTA-based companies, allowing them to grow digital and manufacturing solutions, move towards green operations and improve monitoring and tracking software.
The companies benefitting from the investment include , , , , ., , . and The funding is expected to create over 230Â jobs across the GTA.
Cognota, a Toronto-based software company that provides AI-enabled learning applications, has a LearnOps platform which helps customers find new ways to manage strategy, intake, resources, processes and operational data in one place, in more efficient and low-cost ways. Cognota Inc. is receiving over $1.9 million, through the to grow and scale its learning software to pursue larger enterprise contracts, while also securing new sales and partnership opportunities in Canadian and U.S. markets, indicates a release.
Toronto-based Mero Technologies Inc., a sensor and analytics company, offers smart cleaning solutions for commercial buildings to help measure building occupancy and cleanliness. Mero is receiving $1.5 million through the fund to move forward with the commercialization of its smart cleaning platform, while also supporting made-in-Canada foot traffic and consumable usage sensor production and market expansion efforts into Western Canada and the U.S., adds the release.
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