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Foley & Lardner LLP has been named to the 2009 InformationWeek 500, an annual listing of the nation’s most innovative users of business technology. Foley is the only law firm in the United States to have received this recognition for the fourth consecutive year. Foley...

Women CEOs of 18 early stage life science companies will gather at the Fluno Center in Madison on September 30th thru October 1st to compete for venture capital at the AllThingsLifeSciences 2009. Attendees will include regional and national investors seeking out promising early-stage companies. ...

Sheboygan-based Acuity has been named again to InformationWeek magazine's InformationWeek 500, the listing of companies that are the most innovative users of information technology in the United States. Acuity has been listed in the InformationWeek 500 for six consecutive years and this year outranked companies...

The next 12-24 months should be interesting in the biotech and pharmaceutical industries. We have the large pharmaceutical companies holding onto a lot of cash. Yet, large pharma is very cognizant of the number of high profile drugs coming off U.S. patent soon....

“If you are still talking about less than a gigabit of speed to end users for any networks that have yet to be implemented, you are way behind the times,” comments James Carlini. PART II - After attending 4G WORLD at McCormick Place last week and...

GE Healthcare is providing digital medical record technology for the Jane Pauley Community Health Center (Indianapolis). The center, which opened yesterday, is a collaboration between Community Health Network and the Metropolitan School District of Warren Township. Housed inside a school, the facility advances the...

At Demo Fall 09 in San Diego, more than 60 startups and a few veteran outfits strutted their stuff before a skeptical audience of venture capitalists, tech aficionados, and journalists. A lot of sexy and innovative technology was on display this week, most of it...

John Culberson, a Texas Republican Congressman, says if people actually knew what was in the healthcare bill, they'd oppose it. So he posted the entire text of the bill to the Internet, using a Web 2.0 tool that allows people to annotate the document and...

Adobe's Flash technology has long played a major role in delivering compelling graphics online, but a shadow hangs over its future. Three powerful technology companies -- Apple, Google, and Microsoft -- and open-source companies like Mozilla are working to make Flash unnecessary. At least that's the...