Vancouver has a thriving mobile and wireless developer community, and it was companies in this category that I spent the majority of my visit. Two of those companies are doing interesting – and very different – work in wireless services for fleet management. ...
In 1996, the last time BIO held its international convention in Philadelphia, about 3,700 people attended. A decade later, BIO expects at least 18,000 convention-goers. ...
Cash, Clout, Connections, Commitment. These are the 4 C's that I learned early on were fundamental to every non-profit or private-public board. ...
Perhaps it’s time to declare 2005 as the “Year of the Woman Entrepreneur” in Wisconsin. Some business-wise women would say it’s past time....
What should you be looking for in a security candidate? Companies find better candidates when they look beyond certifications and into real-world experience, writes adjunct Northwestern professor James Carlini....
David Cagigal, Alliant Energies' new CITO, combines IT and other technologies as a key part of his new role....
Even before the intense scrutiny that started in September when Vioxx’s manufacturer removed the drug from the market due to safety concerns, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration and the pharmaceutical industry faced a bumpy road....
Though the number of drug blockbusters is on the rise, this situation is still limited mostly to Big Pharma and a few select other companies....
Imagis Technologies is a great lesson in how to make a viable company from the pieces you have. Founded in the pre-9/11 world, Imagis created software for police booking systems, and it did remarkably well selling the software to a long list of police departments...
According to a study reported in the June 2005 issue of the Harvard Business Review, 'people-driven' businesses are now predominant. But many don't yet have the talent management processes they need....