I am planning to move to Canada early next year on PR status which I got in 2007 summer time. I have spent around 12 years in IT consulting business and I am looking forward to start a new IT company in Canada.. I would like to know what others feel about success of start up IT company in Canada. This is my company website due launch early next year.

obliquetech.com

http://www.obliquetech.com" rel="nofollow">LINK

What's the possibility to get angel-investors in Toronto, Ca...

also, I am happy to work with others in this form who would like to work with me on this my new venture.

Thanks,
SamUSA

Dear sam,
You are welcome to start an IT company here. In fact I am also about to start an IT company here. I have recently arrived in Canada and have over 12 years of IT experience .... working wth Microsoft, Oracle etc. Have worked in other sectors like FMCG, Pharmaceuticala dand chemicals as well.
May be we can exchange notes and start a company together. Say what?
Are you from development side, implementation or what.... please send me some details on
reg

Hey Akhil Dua, I have experience on Implementation, Development, consulting and supporting production problems. I have experience working on Australia, Japan, USA and India along with onsite and offsite model. Pls. review my website obliquetech.com (www.obliquetech.com) and let me know what do you think. Pls. let me know your email id, so that we can share some private information.

Hi Friends,

Due to recent turmoil in financial markets the way is open for an economic gloom and recession .... make your own judgment, don't panic !! Do what is wise.

The recession looks very eminent. It is really time to take pro active steps to avoid a painful time in the next two years during which recession is expected to last.

Suggestions:

1. Don't take any loans; buy homes, properties with loans, or even cash. Keep as much cash as possible.

2. Pay off as much of personal loans, private loans, as debt collection will be hastened.

3. Sell any stocks you can even at lower prices.

4.. Take money off from Trust Funds.

5. Don't believe in huge sales forecast from customers, be extremely prudent, lowest inventories, reduce liabilities.

6. Don't invest in new capital.

7. If you are selling homes/ properties/ cars, do it now, when you can get good prices, they are going to fall.

8. Don't invest in new business proposals.

9. Cancel holiday plans using credit cards.

10. Don't change jobs, as companies will retrench based on 'last in first out'.

Stay cool, wait, and if you took all of the above actions and more, you probably will be better off then many. This is not a rumor.

Bear Stearns is the first of many banking and financial institutions that will start falling in the not too future. If Bear Stearns can fall, so can JP Morgan, Citibank, HSBC, and the whole world. US economy falls, the rest will crumble.

India and all those self economies will be the most protected, but not gullible.

Europe may be a little stronger, but not China, another giant! lace like
Malaysia will see significant impact.

Be alert and pass this to which it may concerns /friends!

Any comments most welcome.....

REgds
Dharmesh
dubai

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