Wharton Business Radio: Launch Pad
David Friend, Co-Founder and CEO of Wasabi Technologies, joined host Rob Coneybeer to discuss cloud storage solutions and his entrepreneurial journey on Launch Pad. Read more >>
David Friend, Co-Founder and CEO of Wasabi Technologies, joined host Rob Coneybeer to discuss cloud storage solutions and his entrepreneurial journey on Launch Pad. Read more >>
Regroup Mass Notification, industry-leading provider of mass communication solutions, reports a significant increase of notifications sent over the weekend in Texas. Detailed analytics show that Regroup’s average messaging volume increased by nearly 30 times during the severe weather. Read more >>
Sven recently found hope in a device called eSight. Heater said she first learned of the eSight device when her mother-in-law brought her an article published in February in the Wyoming Tribune Eagle. Read more >>
In late June, when CIMdata released their 2017 series of annual reports on the state on the PLM market, it turned out that the small PLM developer Aras has managed to battle its way into this elite group. Read more >>
Carbonite has made its second acquisition this year and struck a separate deal to siphon up to 300,000 customers from a competitor in Minneapolis. Read more >>
Regroup Mass Notification, the award-winning leader in emergency and day-to-day mass communication technology, today announced that it is joining Timothy Stuppy of Solutions Consulting, LLC — an emergency response and homeland security consultant — to present a live webinar on safety best practices for hospitals and health care. Read more >>
After 15 years in business, Eagan-based Skyline Medical Inc. has nominal revenue and has never turned a profit. But the publicly traded Skyline is now looking to boost its revenue by merging with the privately held CytoBioScience Inc., which is based in San Antonio, Texas.
The pending deal will also bring Skyline into a new line of business. Read more >>
Dave Burdeniuk of Regina has been losing his vision since he was a teenager, but a Canadian product called eSight is giving him hope. Read more >>
National Aviation Day isn’t a widely celebrated occasion, but it will be unforgettable nonetheless for Ryan Rusk.
The 12-year-old sixth grader at Lindbergh Middle School took to the skies Saturday with the help of an emerging technology that promises to have a vast impact on almost all aspects of his life.
Rusk is legally blind, but a pair of eSight glasses has restored a significant amount of his vision — enough to take the controls of an airplane as it soared […]
What is the cost of giving a little girl the gift of sight?
As it turns out, around $10,000.
That’s how much a pair of eSight glasses would cost for 7-year-old Remington Hedrick, an upcoming second-grader at St. Peter’s School in Mansfield, glasses that would allow her to recognize her parents’ faces, or sit on the couch with her family during movie nights. Read more >>