Optrics Engineering
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| Type of Company | Corporation |
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| Founded | Edmonton, Canada , 1995 |
| Headquarters | Edmonton, Alberta |
| Key people | Bording E. Ostergaard - CEO |
| Industry | E-Commerce |
| Products | Network Security, Consulting |
| Website | http://www.Optrics.com/ |
Optrics Engineering is a professionally-licensed engineering firm and has been actively in business since 1995, primarily specializing in network design and network-specific software and hardware solutions. Clients include NASA, Microsoft, US Army, US Airforce, US Navy, DND, Boeing, Lockheed Martin and Mercedes-Benz.
[edit] Company History
Optrics began as an engineering firm and was quick to recognize the growth potential of the internet. Establishing a large, multi-pronged online presence has enabled successful partnerships with a variety of leading technology firms.
- 2006 - Recipient of Profit 100 Awards.
- 2004 - July 11 2004, Optrics office devastated by a record flood. (see Profit 100 Article below)
- 1995 - Optrics begins business, offices in Clearfield Utah, and Edmonton Canada
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[edit] References
- "Business is Hell" by Rick Spence, Profit 100 Article, June 2006
