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Madison, Wis. -- Pulling an all-nighter has never been so profitable for a team of University of Wisconsin-Madison Business School students who won a venture capital (VC) competition Saturday. Chris Lang, Gail McGuire and Paul Pucci, all MBA students, secured the win from a panel...

Madison, Wis.-- In its first six months of operation, the University of Wisconsin-Madison Office of Corporate Relations has experienced business and community-related success. The office was established mid-2003 by Chancellor John Wiley, who charged it with serving the needs of the business community by creating...

Franklin, Wis. -- OASYS, a leading developer of K-12 software solutions for special education and No Child Left Behind management, recently announced their online, ASP software that streamlines the process of individualized education programs (IEPs) and monitors the progress of children with disabilities. ...

CHICAGO – Early this year, the ongoing saga of the consolidating pharmaceutical industry began. For those of you who haven’t been following the news over the last two weeks, we’re talking about the “hostile” bid by French pharmaceutical giant Sanofi-Synthelabo to take over French-German pharmaceutical...

As the countdown to DEMO 2004 reaches its final week, I promised I'd share a little bit about what to expect in enterprise computing not just at DEMO, but in the week ahead....

HARTFORD, Wis.--API Software, Inc., formerly known as Automating Peripherals, Inc., announced today the official name change of the company. API Software, Inc. is a provider of time and attendance, staffing/scheduling, payroll, human resources, productivity management, education tracking and access control software for healthcare organizations. ...

MILWAUKEE - GE Healthcare, a $10 billion provider of medical imaging, point-of-care systems, healthcare services, and information technology, announced today that it has received top recognition for its pharmacy information system from healthcare industry authority, KLAS Enterprises for the second year in a row. ...

Madison, Wis. – The recent onslaught of e-mail viruses, overabundant spam and Internet security concerns has increased the need for computer user protection. In light of this, TDS Telecom and Norlight Telecommunications, both Wisconsin companies, recently began offering new computer security technologies to their customers....

Madison, Wis.-- The world’s most common source of disease and infection is a mold called Aspergillus fumigatus. Fatal strains put transplant, leukemia and HIV/AIDS patients at serious risk. OpGen, a University of Wisconsin-Madison spinout, has created a whole genome map of this fungal pathogen that...