Indiana tech

As gener8tor’s gBETA Indy advances into new cohort classes, it’s worth asking about the value Indy startups get out of working with an accelerator like gBETA. Specifically, we spoke to three of gBETA’s first cohort founders for insights.

With an active foundation, board of directors, local organizing committee and event management group all backing the week-long championship and ancillary events, the mission of Indy Women in Tech is continuing ahead toward what’s next.

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.

Indiana’s tech ecosystem is known for our focus on solutions for business needs, but what happens when we merge business technology with everyday consumer interactions? Sara Croft covers how the Internet-of-Things (IoT) is changing the landscape of food tech.

In the final post of her three-part series, the founding partner and CEO of Torchlite, Susan Marshall, provides five key pieces of advice for anyone thinking of launching a tech company, all gleaned from the lessons Susan has learned in her career.

Virtusa xLabs, the global consultancy’s digital innovation hub, has identified the top 10 tech trends likely to impact business within the next five years and released their Tech Trends Almanac for download.

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.

In this republished white paper, Accelerant Consultants founder and owner Greg Stanley details how the best time to invest in improving your company's revenue function may not be when you think it is.