Preparing the next generation of software developers through Xtern Bootcamp

Dana Palazzo outlines the top-notch training platform that web and mobile app developer Fretless employs to quickly skill up the participants of TechPointX's Xtern Bootcamp program.

Indiana is poised to launch the “new-collar” future of work

Emplify's Nicole Klemp explores the shift from blue-collar to our newly defined new-collar job category, tech-infused skilled labor jobs that bridge the gap between traditional industries and emerging technologies.

How becoming an AWS partner led Trek10 to find new talent and customers

In February 2018, Trek10 earned their designation as an AWS MSP Partner, which has given a scale-up in South Bend the credibility afforded to multinational tech firms with respect to managing AWS tools and resources for their consulting partners.

Finding 10,000 ways that won’t work: part one

In part three of his four-part innovation series, Matt returns to the source of inspiration for “the compass, then the map” philosophy to explore the relevance of innovation to our tech community and how companies like Allegion can incorporate "permission-less innovation" into their project teams.

Will Salesforce drive customer success in the fourth industrial revolution?

Salesforce sees the fourth industrial revolution to represent profound change and major societal transformation, which will shape and shift how customers buy products and how marketers sell them.

Indy Tech Fellows Class of 2016 celebrates graduation

In this speech originally presented at a celebration dinner, Indy Tech Fellowship Graduate of 2016 Nathan Nieman offered his take on the fellowship and what it meant to him.

Profitable software development: Should you hire in-house or a development firm?

In the tech world, custom software development is part of how products are differentiated. However, figuring out how and when you should hire in-house or external resources can be tricky.

How digital transformation is moving Indiana forward

Indiana’s business landscape is evolving and changing. The legacy, blue-collar framework of Indiana is being challenged by technology startups and dramatically shifting statewide innovation priorities.