Suppose you’re a venture capitalist in San Francisco or Boston, and you’re on the verge of investing big bucks in a promising high-tech firm in Wisconsin. Everything looks right: The management team is in place, the business plan is tight, and the technology is novel....
Madison, Wis. - Independent musicians can now record a song, upload it to their own unique Website, and sell it five minutes later, courtesy of a new Web hosting product developed by Broadjam, Inc. ...
Eau Claire, Wis. - With students oriented toward television and other high tech electronic media, an Eau Claire-based provider of hosted digital signage services has introduced a digital signage product for K-12 schools. ...
A couple weeks ago, I asked, "Just what is this Web 2.0?" I'm not the only one who ponders the wide use of a phrase to label everything from start-ups ("Oh, that's a Web 2.0 company") to services ("Here's another Web 2.0 site") to...
The CEO of Wisconsin security business says the federal government's use of commercial software, often built overseas by less expensive software developers, presents an opportunity for cyber terrorists and rogue nations to threaten America's security. ...
There aren’t many business leaders today in Milwaukee or Madison who believe the path to prosperity revolves around competing with people on the other end of I-94. Success in the 21st century economy means selling goods and services on a regional, national and global basis,...
Milwaukee, Wis. - Merge Technologies, Inc. has been warned by the NASDAQ Stock Market that its failure to file financial reports for the first quarter of 2006 would serve as an additional basis for delisting the company's common stock. ...
Madison, Wis. - GenTel BioSciences, Inc., a developer of protein chip technologies, has received a $1.2 million Phase II SBIR grant from the National Institutes of Health to develop a test that promises less painful diagnosis of respiratory allergies....
Madison, Wis. - Are state government information technology consolidation projects bound to be expensive, problematic, and time-consuming? Not necessarily, but a research analyst from Gartner, Inc. said there are common reasons they run into problems....
In the interest of its own efficiency, the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office is proposing rule changes that would restrict the ability of patent applicants to file and prosecute multiple related applications — and would alter your approach to claiming your invention....