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| Type | Technology |
|---|---|
| Industry | Telematics |
| Founded | 2002 |
| Headquarters | , |
Key people | Brock Eidem, CEO |
| Products | AccutrAVL and AccutreQ.net |
| Parent | DynaVenture Corp. |
| Website | www |
QA Technologies Ltd. is a telematics company based in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan that develops fleet management technologies to the transportation industry. [1] The company conducts in-house research and development and markets two main products, AccutrAVL and AccutreQ.net.
QA Technologies was founded in 2002 by parent company DynaVenture Corp. [2] The Saskatoon based technology company has provided custom built software to organizations such as Purolator Courier, SaskTel and Frito-Lay Canada. [3]
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