Indiana tech companies

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.

The company’s solutions have been so disruptive and gained such affinity among bankers that the “Baker Hill” brand name has become synonymous or interchangeable with “banking software," setting up the company with a strong foundation for the future.

At KSMC (that’s KSM Consulting), technology, data, project management, and management consulting are the four core fields through which the team of 120 professionals enter and impact the world.

SnapShyft is coming up on its one-year anniversary next month, and the fast-growing app is earning its reputation among hospitality workers, employers and interested investors.

Greenlight Guru, the only quality management software (QMS) designed specifically for the medical device industry, seems bent on being the kind of company that makes headlines and becomes a household name.