Articles by Joshua Hall

Now in its fourth year, the Tech 25 Awards honor a prestigious selection of twenty-five individuals who are critical and exceptional performers helping to grow the tech and tech-enabled companies in our community, but who — not being the CEO or other top executives — don’t get celebrated publicly as often.

Our senior writer Joshua Hall connects with executives from three companies known for inventing or reinventing aspect of their markets to dive into the topic of hiring for new and emerging roles.

One Click took big risks that paid off following tectonic shifts in search engine optimization (SEO) that spelled disaster for many dot com retailers five to six years ago. Those bold moves set the "world's most people-focused eyewear company" on a new journey of growth and success.

EduSource provides custom software solutions that solve big problems clients, but according to Jason Beutler, president of EduSource, their real product is building leaders and the next generation of software developers.

You may have already done business with Indianapolis-based online marketplace retailer SupplyKick. The fast-growing scale-up company represents 100 brands and thousands of products on Amazon as well as other marketplaces like WalMart.com and eBay.

By the time the sales enablement software category matures, Indianapolis-based Costello could emerge as the brand of choice.

Having already earned a reputation in the market as a “disruptor” for several global brands, including a Fortune 100 company, Lumavate expects to be the dominant enterprise platform for PWAs as they become the preferred alternative to native apps.

Cool and interesting spaces have become all the rage among tech companies in Indy, but there’s a lot more to this story.