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2004 a banner year for biotech financing

From Burrill & Company's recent analysis, it would appear that 2004 was a very good year for biotech in almost all the financing categories....

07 March, 2005 / 0 Comments

State IT leaders make Government Technology's top-25 list

State CIO Matt Miszewski and state Senator Ted Kanavas, a Republican from Brookfield, recently were named to the list for their work in trying to strengthen and streamline the state's IT infrastructure....

07 March, 2005 / 0 Comments

GE Healthcare imaging tool finds first use in cardiology

Milwaukee — GE Healthcare said it has installed its first volume computed tomography scanner, which takes pictures of internal organs, to be used exclusively by a cardiologist....

07 March, 2005 / 0 Comments

How hard is your Web site working?

An effective Web site requires an ongoing investment, but with a good ROI strategy it doesn't have to cost you....

07 March, 2005 / 0 Comments

With Sarbanes-Oxley, compliance takes center stage for CIOs

If, five years ago, you asked a group of chief information officers for their number-one issue, they might have said storage capacity, security or bandwidth. Today, the consensus issue is compliance....

07 March, 2005 / 0 Comments

Rennebohm foundation gives $15m to UW for medical research

Madison, Wis. — The Oscar Rennebohm Foundation has contributed $15 million toward the operation of planned medical research facilities on the University of Wisconsin-Madison's west side that will cost about $134 million to build....

04 March, 2005 / 0 Comments

CIOs learn boardroom-speak

Madison, Wis. — Information technology professionals might know technology, but business executives speak a different language. An expert panel gave some tips on simplifying tech-speak and holding sway in the boardroom....

02 March, 2005 / 0 Comments

IT outsourcing remains on the horizon as companies focus on core business

Madison, Wis. — Craig Schiefelbein has a warning for chief information officers: By 2007, 80 percent of IT sourcing decisions could be made by lower-level business executives....

02 March, 2005 / 0 Comments

IT is critical for economic growth, says UW business dean

Madison, Wis. — Flexibility is key to the United States' economic growth over the past 10 years, says University of Wisconsin Business School Dean Michael Knetter....

02 March, 2005 / 0 Comments

Is America prepared to win the global skills race?

Alan Greenspan recently managed to speak quite plainly (by Greenspan standards) about the skills problem that now exists within the American workforce....

02 March, 2005 / 0 Comments

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