Indiana innovation

In 2009, Ben Evans and Jeff Wells M.D. hatched a business plan at Union Jacks pub in Broad Ripple that would disrupt the broken healthcare system and create a financial relief valve for employers, upon whose backs rested the care and wellbeing of their workforce. But in order to appreciate the impact of their plan, […]

As Indy-based myCOI gears up to celebrate its tenth anniversary, founder and CEO Kristen Nunery reflected with us on the past decade of her business.

Zylo, which has earned about a 10% market share to date, still has significant headroom to grow its position, especially since the company invented the SaaS management category upon launching out of the High Alpha venture studio little more than three years ago.

Indy-based Kerauno, which currently employs 50 people and plans to hire 100 more over two years, is already tracking at triple-digit growth for 2019.

Founders of the Indy-based software scale-up company WorkHere say they’ve cracked the code on not only finding the elusive talent employers are looking for, but on helping to eliminate unforced errors and other factors that cause turnover.

Two Indy healthcare tech founders and CEOs share how they navigate the challenges of bringing their innovations to market and why they think Indy is the perfect place for healthcare tech companies.

Following its rebrand into health intelligence, Springbuk has become the emerging category's leader with nearly 3,000 employers on its platform.

Investors from two firms that have attended VC Speed Dating and invested in Indy tech companies share insights into what makes Indiana an attractive place to invest.