Innovation

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.

We interviewed three Indiana tech company CEOs to ask them about the process and effort of providing reports to their investors. Their companies have all taken on institutional investments.

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.

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.