MADISON — Insurance companies headquartered in Wisconsin are using the latest information technology to speed claims processing for disaster victims. These companies are quickly responding with wireless and Web services to process their portion of the $7.4 billion in losses caused by Hurricane Charley....
AT&T announced Tuesday it has won a three-year, $1.6 million contract from KRM Information Services, Inc., renewing an agreement for toll-free, long-distance and business Internet access services....
This week, Michael Rosen conducts a whirlwind tour of the early biotech industry and asks where the giants of the industry were born -- and which of the early innovators are still masters of their own destinies today....
Five Wisconsin chief information officers have made it onto CIO magazine's "Agile 100." Manpower, CUNA Mutual, Foley & Lardner, Schneider National and Lands' End landed in the list's top 100....
Plexus Corp. and non-profit SRI International have announced they are working together to develop and commercialize new medical technologies. Company officials said the two organizations would be able to offer interdisciplinary skills to technology companies....
Platypus Technologies has received a three-year Phase II small business innovation research (SBIR) grant for $2.14 million from the National Institute for Environmental Health Sciences....
MADISON, Wis. — A proposition on California's ballot this November may affect Wisconsin's leadership in the field of embryonic stem cell research, experts say. If passed, the Stem Cell Research and Cures Initiative, or Proposition 71, will provide $3 billion in tax-free state bonds over...
As kids get back to school, some teachers and administrators about wireless technologies such as camera phones being used for cheating. Chris Shipley calls for old-school pedagogues to reconsider....
S&C Bank-Eau Claire has made a gift of $35,000 to fund the remodeling of the entryway of Schneider Social Science Hall at the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire, which houses the College of Business....
Gov. Jim Doyle’s effort to keep Wisconsin’s five military installations off the Pentagon’s closure list deserves a crisp salute – and not just because those bases bring nearly $850 million per year to the Wisconsin economy....