Articles by Joshua Hall

When booking your next trip, the time between your travel purchase and receiving the confirmation email is where fast-growing, Bloomington, Ind.-based Cornerstone Information Systems lives and thrives.

Earlier this year, when GEICO -- yes, the insurance company with the gecko commercials -- announced they would create hundreds of new tech jobs at their Greater Indianapolis office, they meant right away.

In its first 12 months of operation, Notre Dame's IDEA Center launched 27 startups and recently announced a $22 million seed fund for faculty, student, alumni and community startups.

For the second year in a row, TechPoint has partnered with the United Way of Central Indiana to bring to the tech community three special opportunities to get involved and learn about the issues we face as an integral part of the larger community.

Two years ago, Joshua Hall toured the then brand new offices of sports and fitness software company Upper Hand and met all five employees. Today, Upper Hand employs 25 people and they are currently building out their new headquarters to accommodate triple-digit growth.

Just over twelve months after standing up the Indianapolis headquarters operations, PFL is moving from the seventh floor up to the 25th and expanding from 1,700 sq. ft. to 13,100 sq. ft., with double the team members and plans to keep growing.

A key differentiator for tech solutions firm InGen Technologies is offering clients a view that extends far beyond just the software or just the physical world, but understanding the firmware gateways that are essential for getting it right, collecting the data and constantly monitoring and improving.

As gener8tor’s gBETA Indy advances into new cohort classes, it’s worth asking about the value Indy startups get out of working with an accelerator like gBETA. Specifically, we spoke to three of gBETA’s first cohort founders for insights.