If you're a Wisconsin CIO and you have technologies like mobile applications and business intelligence tools on the brain, you're not alone. A new survey conducted by WTN Media indicates that more than 30 percent of state technology executives plan to implement these technologies in...
Standard Networks, a Madison technology company, has been purchased by Ipswitch of Lexington, Mass., which reportedly plans to keep the company in Madison and double the size of its staff. Standard Networks develops products that are used to protect Internet transactions from hackers. ...
Not many people believed Wisconsin, even with its open primary system, would be a factor in the 2008 presidential race. Yet as the close race in the Democratic Party has given the Wisconsin result no small measure of relevance, Inside Wisconsin columnist Tom Still recalls...
The workplace lessons of the hit show "Celebrity Apprentice" continue for columnist Melanie Holmes of the Milwaukee-based Manpower, Inc. In this edition of Contemporary Working, she boils down the technological jungle that is the modern workplace to a case of survival of the fittest and...
American Family Insurance is searching for a new chief information officer after restructuring its Information Services leadership. The company says the role of technology chief has become impossible for one person, and it has reassigned Byrne Chapman to the role of vice president of technology...
Nerites Corp. of Madison has completed a $5.7 million round of funding led by Venture Investors of Madison and Black Mountain Ventures of Foster City, Calif. The company is developing new tissue repair products and coatings for medical devices. ...
Kyron Clinical Imaging has announced that it has changed its name to Prism Clinical Imaging to better reflects its core mission. The West Allis company develops magnetic resonance imaging, treatment planning, and management tools for brain tumors and other neurological disorders. ...
Despite record revenue, new orders, and backlogs, TomoTherapy reported lower net income in the fourth quarter of 2007 than it did in the same period of 2006. The Madison-based medical device manaufacturer, which faces new competition for its Hi-Art cancer treatment system, still reported $4.8...
More than 30 percent of respondents to a recent WTN Media survey project a flat rate of information technology spending in 2008, but the slowing economy turns out to be too lazy an explanation for it. There are a number of reasons that a significant...
When selling the ownership of their business, today's entrepreneurs prefer selling stock to selling assets, but there are many variables that impact the decision, according to Madison attorney Joe Boucher. In this 17th editon of Early Stage, Boucher goes over the pros and cons, from...