Indiana tech

When major brands want to engage with their customers in a different way on mobile, it’s fast-growing Indianapolis-area tech company Lumavate that makes it all possible.

With billions of dollars spent each year on improving customer satisfaction, why is the service experience still so bad? Sharpen Technologies may have the answer.

With plans to grow by another 125 tech employees over the next one to two years, Franciscan Alliance Information Services is on its way to employing nearly 550 people—two-thirds of whom work at the original Beech Grove site just south of Downtown Indianapolis.

In his breakdown of tech trends for 2019, Comcast Business’ Jeff Marston considers how the shifting contours of an evolving tech landscape can unlock exciting new opportunities and transform the way people communicate and conduct business.

Indy’s major tech-enabled employers are gaining street cred among the local tech communities, and Sallie Mae is fast becoming a competitive player in Indianapolis.

From Boston to San Diego and from Minneapolis to Houston, Greenlight Guru plans to take their quality management software designed for the medical device industry on a roadshow to tout the benefits of a focused, strategic plan for measuring the quality of medical devices.

Mira Awards judges selected SIMBA Chain because it is a completely new category of product that solves an increasingly important global problem.

Indiana Governor Eric Holcomb received the Trailblazer Award during TechPoint’s 20th annual Mira Awards gala honoring the best of tech in Indiana.