Government of Manitoba
 

CRIM

Non-Governmental Organizations
 
Last Verified: 2009-01-07
 

CRIM (formerly known as the Centre de recherche informatique de Montréal) was founded in 1985 by a group of companies and universities who sought to create a neutral organization that would bring together the producers and users of IT, thus accelerating the transfer of new technologies to the marketplace.

Eligibility Criteria

Canadian businesses and agencies that rely on information technology to improve their productivity and the quality of their services and products.

Summary

CRIM is ISO 9001-2000 certified. Well established in Montréal and the City of Québec, CRIM holds unique scientific expertise in IT. The niche its experts occupy covers a wide range of applications in various sectors:

  • health and life sciences;
  • transportation;
  • manufacturing;
  • defence;
  • monitoring and physical security;
  • telecommunications, training, and more.

A unique partner to decision makers in IT, CRIM helps its private and public members and clients in: 

  • research and development activities;
  • knowledge and technology transfer;
  • the creation of strategic alliances;
  • networking;
  • technology and market monitoring;
  • training a highly skilled workforce.

An applied research centre in information technologies (IT), CRIM (Centre de transfert de technologies et de connaissances) adds intelligence to software applications and optimizes the performance and competitive edge of businesses.

 

Manitoba Contact(s):
See National Contact. 


National Contact(s):
CRIM
Suite 100
550 Sherbrooke Street West
Montréal, Quebec  H3A 1B9
Telephone: 514-840-1234
Fax: 514-840-1244
Toll-free (information): 1-877-840-2746
E-mail: info@crim.ca
 

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