PRINCETON, NJ - Covance Inc. has promoted Wendel Barr to the position of president, early development, in Madison, Wis., and Anthony Cork to the position of president, early development, in Harrogate, UK....
MEQUON, WI - Eight years after forming Telaric Alliance, Carlos de la Huerga is marketing software designed to make entrepreneurs’ lives just a bit easier—namely, create solid patents for their ideas by helping them sort through what’s come before (a.k.a. “prior...
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA- GE Fanuc Automation Americas, Inc., a division of GE Industrial Systems, announced Tuesday it has purchased Mountain Systems, Inc. (MSI), a Green Bay manufacturing software development company....
Alex Bratton is determined to give heavy email users something they lack: time and security. The 32 year old founder of EmailRx, and a heavy email user, talks about the inspiration for his company, the challenge with "grow this, shrink that"...
HARTFORD, WI - Hospitals are complex organizations and new IT technologies are making it easier to automate HR processes. These organization generate large volumes of data and support is needed to help manage and adjust staffing, based on business requirements....
Hartland, WI - Physicans treating children with congenital heart failure will get a software application and reporting package that will provide them with instant network access to integrated cardiovascular patient records throughout the institution and secure Web access to patient images and reports via the...
LIBERTYVILLE, Ill. – A hundred or so public officials will be meeting at the Gurnee Holiday Inn on Wednesday night to hear the plans of db3 Broadband, which is deploying Motorola Canopy wireless systems in Libertyville, Ill....
Oconomowoc, WI - Patrick O'Malley, D.O. established his practice, O'Malley Family Medicine, in Oconomowoc, Wis. (outside Milwaukee) in 2001.He envisioned that practicing ndependently would enable him to provide personalized care to his patients. But, how can a solo practitioner build a thriving practice in today's...
Great customer service died a slow death during the past twenty years. It died due to neglect, greed, selfishness, and rude behavior by companies, service agents, and ---customers!...
The past two years have been particularly difficult for telecom and high-technology companies. Some pundits smugly claim that it is their own fault. “Their own executives did them in,” is a shout that I often hear. Another is “They had it too easy for too...