Info-Tech Research Group
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| Private | |
| Industry | Research and Advisory Services |
| Founded | 1997 |
| Headquarters | London, Ontario, Canada |
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Area served
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Worldwide |
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Key people
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Joel McLean (Founder) Scott Bohannon (President & CEO) |
| Products |
Research Consulting Market Research Software Solutions |
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Number of employees
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450 |
| Website | www.infotech.com |
Info-Tech Research Group Inc. is a research and advisory firm founded in 1997 by Joel McLean. The company has offices in London, Toronto and Las Vegas. The company's original focus was on providing research and insights to IT leaders. In 2010, Info-Tech launched a new division, McLean & Company, focused on providing the same set of services to HR leaders.
Info-Tech produces research to help Chief information officers, Chief Human Resource Officers, and IT/HR leaders make strategic decisions. Info-Tech partners with executives to provide tactical solutions such as actionable tools and analyst guidance to drive measurable results.
Info-Tech’s services cover a wide range of challenges and initiatives:
It was announced in the London Free Press on July 8, 2015 that Bob Schram of Sterling Marking sold nearly an entire city block to Joel McLean. This new purchase puts McLean in ownership of the 75,000-square-foot block at the corner of King St. and Ridout St. This purchase will allow Info-Tech more space for their expanding staff that no longer fit in its headquarter at Queen and Adelaide. The full article can be found on the London Free Press website.
Info-Tech ranked 456th on the 2015 Profit 500 list of Canada's fastest-growing companies. Info-Tech has also repeatedly been named one of the 50 best workplaces in Canada. Info-Tech was also placed on Profit 500's 2004 list of Canada's fastest-growing companies, and ranked 34th on Profit's list of Canada's hottest startups.
GHRC: The Gaming & Hospitality Research Center is an industry specific component of Info-Tech that evaluates vendors and products specific to this industry. GHRC Page
NATRC: The Native American Technology Research Center is specifically designed for the tribal community. It works to provide this community with a revolutionary way to evaluate their technology. NATRC Page
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