Indiana tech companies

Building a software company from the ground up is a monumental effort. There are endless to-do lists packed with things like building a lead gen engine from scratch, figuring out the customer journey and, of course, hiring more engineers. When I joined Quantifi in January 2017, I didn’t expect a re-brand to be on my […]

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.

We asked three early-stage venture capital firms who are active in investing in and/or researching investing in Indiana tech companies to share their thoughts on the importance of profitability with respect to making an investment in a company.

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

In his second post, Matt shares how his team at Allegion used “the compass, then the map” philosophy to build an application for interactive installation instructions.

Virtusa Senior VP and Indianapolis Center Head Mark Ohrvall discusses how the company creates partnerships to help execute major projects and services.

Indianapolis-based educational technology company Perceivant has announced a new partnership with the University of Oregon in its Spring 2018 pilot of the company’s innovative web-based active learning course, FitQuest.

In the first of a four-part series, Allegion's Director of Global Software Services Matt O'Dell shares the concept of "the compass, then the map," a philosophy that has been guiding his teams through several product development processes.