Indiana tech

TechPoint has announced a new executive committee comprised of leaders from both tech and tech-enabled companies and organizations throughout Indiana that have national and global reach.

It’s probably no surprise to you that the tech community likes to party. We know this from putting on our own shindig, the Mira Awards. One local tech party in particular is backed with a big purpose—including a venture fund and pitch competition to support minority entrepreneurs. “It is important that we not only change […]

For many in our tech ecosystem, Ruby on Rails has been a popular choice when building companies’ applications. But, over the years, competitors have emerged and opportunities for formal training have been closed. Where does that leave Ruby on Rails in Indiana?

Born from the challenge to more quickly develop the university’s IP, the Purdue Foundry has guided 203 new ideas into launchable business ventures and secured nearly $350 million in venture funding.

With pressure increasing on companies to innovate and try the latest thing, Allegion's Doshia Stewart outlines five imperatives that will help creative talent navigate the digital transformation.

Ball State houses the Security and Software Engineering Research Center (S2ERC), a multi-university center dedicated to an industry-university cooperative research initiative that spans the globe.

Last week, Scale Computing announced it had raised $34.8 million in strategic Series F funding to extend its global reach as a leader in hyperconvergence and edge computing.

Nine years ago, Village Capital was founded to address the lack of funding for tech solutions geared to solving global issues. This year, they made a stop in Indianapolis and teamed up with local investors and industry stakeholders to educate their portfolio startups.