Executives and developers from big Indy tech exits are back together at Bolstra

Dating all the way back to 1995 for some of them, several high-level executives and software developers who worked together at some of Indy’s largest and earliest successful tech exits have joined forces at the fast-growing scale-up company Bolstra, which is a business-to-business customer success management platform.

5 ways to build a more productive team

Structural COO Chip House explains his five rules for transitioning a collection of star individual players to a cohesive dream team that's highly productive and gets things done.

Why new outsider competition makes us better

Doshia Stewart, vice president of global corporate communications at Allegion, and chief marketing officer of Allegion Ventures, uncovers the benefits that come from competitive pressures and how companies of all sizes are adapting to changes.

Indiana Philanthropic Venture Fund ready to invest in IU connected startups, entrepreneurs

The $15 million IU PhV evergreen fund will invest in Indiana University-connected startups and entrepreneurs, and alumni and friends of the university can make donations to support the funds’ longevity.

Purdue Foundry guides hundreds of ideas into brand-new businesses

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.

Digital transformation and the five new imperatives for creative talent

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 University leads global research center building future of tech security

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.

Scale Computing to build on market it invented through $34.8 million capital raise

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.