About Doyletech Corporation
Since its incorporation in 1982, Doyletech Corporation has specialized in advising clients on how to convert technology into wealth. Those clients have included governments at all three levels, research institutions, entrepreneurs, and corporations.
The company’s chairman, Dr. Denzil Doyle, believes that the key to the success of such assignments is close collaboration with the scientific and technical personnel who are responsible for developing the technology. In the mid eighties, while on a commercialization assignment with the NRC, he developed a tool called a Business Opportunity Document (BOD) to facilitate such collaboration. It is a highly abbreviated New Venture Business Plan that describes the technology, the potential products, and the markets they will address. Both of these documents are described in a textbook he has authored entitled Making Technology Happen. BODs are now used by many federal laboratories and university technology transfer offices across Canada.
Doyletech was one of the first technology-based strategic management consultants in Canada. Our partners literally coined many of today's common commercialization terms such as the 'technology engine'. Today, we remain an independent strategic management consultancy to industry and government. Since 1999, our service offerings have broaden significantly as well as our geographic coverage. We are now 'trusted advisors' to public and private sector clients in the United States and the Caribbean, where we are particularly active in ICT strategic planning and a wide-range of economic development projects and programs.
Our values: Respect - for our employees, customers, and our ourselves; Excellence - in our research, our planning, and our execution; Flexibility - we will adapt, accept, and encourage change; Impact - we will make the most important thing most important; and Profit - we must add value to all we do.
Our Team
Denzil J. Doyle
ddoyle@doyletechcorp.com
Denzil Doyle’s career in Canada’s high technology industry has included research and development, sales and marketing, corporate management, and venture capital investing. He was the founding president of Digital Equipment Corporation’s Canadian subsidiary and during the eighteen years that he directed it, it evolved into a multi-faceted company with annual sales in excess of $160 million.
Following that career, he established Doyletech Corporation in 1982 for the purpose of assisting Canadian enterprises (both private and public) in the building of a stronger high technology industry in Canada. He has been involved in the startup and development of several firms and has advised governments at all three levels on technology-related and economic development strategies.
In 1982, he also co-founded Instantel Inc., an Ottawa-based supplier of electronic instrumentation.
From 1995 to 2005, as Chairman of Capital Alliance Ventures Inc., an Ottawa-based high-tech venture capital firm, he led investments in technology companies in Ottawa and elsewhere in Ontario.
He has served on the boards of directors of several companies. These include: Mobile Data International, CAL Corporation, Nuvotech, Instantel Inc., Mitel Corporation, Leigh Instruments, Newbridge Networks, Gennum Corporation, West End Systems, Med-Eng Systems, Fred Systems, PixeLINK, Consultronics, International Datacasting Corporation, IS2 Medical Systems, LNS Systems, GEAC Computer, Active Systems Inc., Pricedex Software, Advanced Systems Integrations, Kaval Telecom, Cadabra Design Libraries Ltd., Comdale Technologies, Documented Circuits, Rockcliffe Research, BTI Bubble Technologies, Anomira Software, Talentmap, and others.
In recognition of his pioneering efforts in the development of the Ottawa-Gatineau high technology community, he received an Honorary Doctorate of Engineering from Carleton University at its 1981 spring convocation. In 2001, he was granted a fellowship in the Engineering Institute of Canada. In 2002, at NRC’s Regional Innovation Awards, he was awarded the Lifetime Achievement Award for Innovation. In recognition of his activities in technology commercialization and economic development nationally, we was invested as an Officer of the Order of Canada in 2005.
Glenn M.J. McDougall
gmcdougall@doyletechcorp.com
Glenn McDougall has been involved in the ownership and management of firms in Ottawa since 1980. He has been a member of several boards and advisory committees including a New Ventures Advisory Board in Cornwall, the Goulbourn Economic Development Commission, the Kingston Technology Council, TravelPod, Algonquin College, the Carleton University Foundry Program, and has been a member of the Information Technology Association of Canada (ITAC) Board of Directors.
He has fifteen years of consulting experience in business and economic development and in strategic technology development in both established and embryonic companies in Canada. He has strong project management skills: he can integrate all aspects of a project, ensure that the proper knowledge and resources are available when and where needed, and above all, ensure that the expected results are produced in a timely, cost-efficient manner. He has extensive international consulting experience including a series of change management workshops in India, several national technology and economic development projects in Trinidad & Tobago, and various other assignments in the United States and India.
As Doyletech's Managing Partner, he has managed and delivered on projects in various industries including the ICT and technology industries, the economic development and commercialization sectors, and all levels of government. As a project consultant, he has focused on organizational re-structuring, investment analysis, recruitment & selection, change management, business process re-engineering, strategic repositioning, and a variety of workshop facilitation activities.
He is a founding partner and president of Green Avenue Ventures Inc., an Ottawa-based firm that invests in early-stage technology companies and provides advice to those requiring management and board advisory assistance.
Jeffrey J. Doyle
jdoyle@doyletechcorp.com
Jeffrey Doyle has a diversified consulting and research background. He has conducted primary and secondary research for economic development agencies, technology start-ups, multinationals, incubators and business parks, federal and provincial research laboratories, trade associations, land developers, homebuilders, commercial real state development companies, provincial and federal government departments and crown corporations, transportation firms, and hotel chains. These programs have included statistical analysis and forecasting, focus groups, structured in-person interviews using survey questionnaires, non-structured in-person interviews, intercept and exit interviews, web-based survey programs, gap analyses, mystery shopping, and Delphi surveys.
He has also conducted secondary research on a wide range of issues, industries, programs, and technologies. He has a strong interest and educational background in all aspects of research as well as technology transfer and commercialization, economic impact assessment, and economic development.
He holds a Bachelor of Commerce (Honors) in Market Research and Economic Geography. Prior to joining Doyletech in 1999, he managed research services for several companies including The Business Consulting Group, the Canadian Research and Consulting Group (CRCG), Brethour Research Associates, and Royal LePage Commercial Inc.’s Strategic Advisory Services.
In addition to a variety of research and analysis assignments, he has completed business plans, marketing strategies, product migration strategies, distribution strategies, branding and positioning programs, human resource strategies, and change management plans.
He is also a partner in Green Avenue Ventures Inc., an Ottawa-based firm that invests in early-stage technology companies and provides advice to those requiring management and board advisory assistance.
Client List
- The following is a sample of clients:
- National Research Council Canada
- Communications Research Council Canada
- Industry Canada
- Eastern Ontario Training Board
- Information and Communications Technology Sector Council
- Canadian Printing Industries Sector Council
- Canadian Microelectronics Corporation
- IBM Global Business Services
- MB Foster Associates Limited
- 3M Canada Company
- Canadian Food Inspection Agency
- Environment Canada
- Larus Technologies Corporation
- VantagePoint Technologies
- Instantel Inc.
- National Association of Business Incubators (U.S.)
- Infonium Inc.
- Natural Resources Canada
- Semiconductor Insights
- Purolator Courier Ltd.
- CETAC-WEST
- Kingston Economic Development Corporation
- PricewaterhouseCoopers
- Health Canada
- Transport Canada
- Advanced Technology Education Consortium
- Government of New Brunswick
- Government of Saskatchewan
- Precarn Incorporated
- Eastern Ontario Model Forest
- Industrial Research Assistance Program
- Alberta Research Council
- Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs
- Ontario Ministry of Economic Development, Trade & Tourism
- St. Lawrence College Cornwall
- Innovation Resource Centre
- Information Technology Association of Canada
- Canadian Advanced Technology Association
- Ottawa Centre for Research and Innovation
- The City of Ottawa Economic Development
- The City of Cornwall Economic Development
- The City of Gatineau Economic Development
- The City of Kanata Economic Development
- The City of Brockville Economic Development
- Office of the Auditor General of Canada
- Reg-iNet Inc.
- Transformix Engineering
- Graves Engineering
- Green Avenue Ventures Inc.
- 4Pi Photonics Limited
- Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation
- Tilcon Software
- The Doyle Group
- HBS Hewson Bridge & Smith Ltd.
- TRIUMF
- CML Technologies Inc.
- CrossKeys Systems Corporation
- Autoskill International
- Westpark Development Group
- Eastern Independent Telecommunications
- Atomic Energy of Canada Limited
- AECL Research Company
- Eastern Welding
- Fisheries Technology Group Ltd.
- The Centre for Innovation Studies
- Waterloo Innovation Centre
- Dofasco Limited
- IS2 Medical Systems
- Alberta Science and Research Authority
- Atlantic Technology Forum
- Saskatoon Economic Development
- Canadian Space Agency
- Intronic Semiconductor
- Multiprocessor Toolsmiths Inc.
- Mechron Power Systems Inc.
- Volex Canada Inc.
- Sybase Canada Ltd.
- Newbridge Networks Corporation
- MultiLang Systems
- BSNL India
- Evolving Tecknologies and Enterprise Development Company
- The City of Ottawa
- ASI Advanced Systems Integration
- Algonquin College
- Kitsault Resort Ltd.
- Tality Corporation
- Telus Corporation
- The Entrepreneurship Centre
- Nortel Networks
- Renfrew County Community Futures Development Corp.
- Valley Heartland Community Futures Development Corp.
- Lanark County Community Futures Development Corp.
- Ottawa-Carleton Economic Development Task Force
- Township of Cumberland
- FPS Fedorski Performance Systems
- Crown Investment Corporation of Saskatchewan
- Science Council of British Columbia
- Human Resources and Social Development Canada
- Public Works and Government Services Canada

