Indiana innovation

In 1999, David Becker publicly launched First Internet Bank—the first state-chartered FDIC-insured institution to operate solely via the Internet.

Managed IT operations business BlackInk IT is a go-to partner for small- to mid-sized companies that want to focus on their core business and just have all of the technology work the way they want it to when they need it to.

South Bend startup Frost Control Systems, supported by Elevate Ventures and Notre Dame's IDEA Center, shows why South Bend's tech community is on the rise.

Indianapolis-based PERQ has launched the PERQ Marketing Cloud, which is the first product of its kind targeting the roughly $100 billion “considered purchase” market.

Indy-based OneCause is celebrating a full year under its new brand identity as well as a move from a single-point solution centered around nonprofit events to a year-round fundraising solution that helped nonprofit organizations raise $440 million in 2018.

In one of the first major capital announcements of 2019, ClearObject was acquired by two equity firms this month. We talked with CEO John McDonald about this acquisition and what plans ClearObject has as it takes this big leap forward.

Spur Interactiv, a digital marketing and ad-tech agency in downtown Indianapolis, recently announced they were selected by the Indiana Economic Development Corporation to receive a $50,000 training grant and up to $350,000 in Economic Development for a Growing Economy (EDGE) tax credits.

Dating all the way back to 1995 for some of them, several high-level executives and software developers who worked together at some of Indy’s largest and earliest successful tech exits have joined forces at the fast-growing scale-up company Bolstra, which is a business-to-business customer success management platform.