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Akamina Technologies

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Akamina Technologies takes a systematic approach to understanding the needs of each of our clients. Our success depends on your success. At Akamina Technologies, our goal is to bring superb value to our clients. Our focus is on the success of our clients in their businesses.

We will analyze and understand the requirements before recommending a solution. All of our services are guided by fundamental principles designed to ensure that we bring superior value to you. These principles include:

A commitment to the success of our clients
A commitment to deliver high-quality software according to an agreed upon schedule
A commitment to the peer-review process
A commitment to a continuous integration paradigm where integration occurs throughout the development cycle rather than waiting until the end
A commitment to regular project status meetings where we review the alignment of our project deliverables with other project deliverables and with expectations

We value our relationships and engagements with our clients. To obtain and maintain these relationships we are committed to the highest quality of work.

April 2010 - Deployment of AWP-24 Wave Height Guages and Wave Probe Heads expands to Asia in the first quarter of 2010.

March 2010 - Service contract renewed with Canadian company developing energy-monitoring devices for consumers.

February 2010 - Customer trials of AWP-24 started in Spain.

January 2010 - After extensive testing in Marseille, France customer reports excellent results with the AWP-24.

December 2009 - Sales of Akamina's AWP-24 and Wave Probe Heads grew steadily during 2009. Customers include research and educational institutions in Canada, USA and Europe.

November 2009 - First sale of Akamina's Wave Probe Head and AWP-24 into the US market. Additional AWP-24 units sold to the NRC Institute for Ocean Technology.

October 2009 - Akamina's Wave Probe Head introduced into Akamina's product line.

September 2009 - Akamina kicks off 7 month internal research project to develop the next generation wave height gauge for indoor and outdoor use.

July 2009 -Cortex-M3 firmware development with Allen Vanguard.

July 2009 - AWP-24 Wave Height Gauges units sold to the NRC Canadian Hydraulics Centre

June 2009 - Consulting services to develop detailed plans for the upgrade of a wave generator control system in Chatou, France.

March 2009 - Akamina sells AWP-24 to the NRC Institute for Ocean Technology.

February 2009 - Akamina releases its AWP-24 Wave Height Gauge for production. First sale to the NRC Canadian Hydraulics Centre.

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