Author: WTN News

For Oskar Anderson, it's remixing and virtualizing State of Wisconsin applications to increase flexibility and squeeze out more useful life. For Brian Tennant, it's gathering data on the applications that Bethesda Lutheran uses in order to preserve institutional knowledge and add value. Legacy modernization is...

In 2004, the nation took notice as California and Wisconsin independently announced major investments in stem cell and biotechnology research. Four years later—as a comparison to California, Maryland, Massachusetts and New Jersey shows—Wisconsin clearly has room to realize a better return on its investment....

WTN Interview: Mark Hennessy, CIO of IBM, came from the business side of the shop, and his version of CIO leadership has one overriding requirement. That requirement is to not only understand the business strategy, but also set it, enable it, and execute it in...

Madison, Wis.—Wisconsin businesses are in a better position to remain globally competitive following the Wisconsin Supreme Court's 4-3 decision in favor of Menasha Corp. in a sales tax dispute involving customized software, according to local businesspeople and lawyers. ...

Milwaukee, Wis. — TeraMedica Healthcare Technology has partnered with Caringo, which provides clustered storage software. The partnership will combine TeraMedica's Evercore software for managing medical images with Caringo's CAStor to provide a storage solution for active and archive content on clusters of commodity hardware....

Milwaukee, Wis. — The FDA has given clearance to software for magnetic resonance imaging made by Imaging Biometrics, the company said on Thursday. The firm says its software more accurately differentiates between brain tumors and healthy tissue....