SOTI launches SOTI Aerospace in collaboration with Ryerson University
Business mobility and IoT firm SOTI today announced a $20 million investment in Canada’s technology ecosystem to fund its new aerospace division, SOTI Aerospace, in the country. The post SOTI launches SOTI Aerospace in collaboration with Ryerson University first appeared on IT World Canada.
Author: Pragya Sehgal
Date: 2020-11-16
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