Technology
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Telkonet records lower profit on higher sales and R&D costs
Waukesha-based Telkonet Inc. today reported third quarter earnings.
Fiserv reports lower profit on deferred EMV revenue
Brookfield-based Fiserv Inc. reported third quarter results.
EnSync names new CFO
Menomonee Falls-based EnSync, Inc., which develops energy management systems for commercial, industrial and multi-tenant building markets, has appointed Jim Schott chief financial offer.
Cover story: Rexnord dives into Milwaukee’s water initiative
Read about Rexnord’s commitment to the water industry in the cover story of the new issue of BizTimes Milwaukee.
Water Council seeks applications for Pilot Deployment Program
The Water Council has opened the application process for its Pilot Deployment Program, which helps businesses of all sizes as they advance their research and prototypes into products ready for market.
Milwaukee’s Water Technology District spurred $211.6 million in development
A new economic investment analysis of the Water Technology District in Milwaukee’s Walker’s Point neighborhood found that $211.6 million worth of development has occurred since 2012 when it became the epicenter of water technology and freshwater research.
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Work hard, play hard: Zywave grows by serving unique niche
Dave O’Brien leans into each week with the mantra, “Around here, Mondays never suck.”
That saying is among the most...
Cover story: Work hard, play hard
Read more about Zywave’s recent growth in the cover story of the new issue of BizTimes Milwaukee.
M-WERC and The Water Council to conduct joint water-energy project
Two Milwaukee economic development initiatives, the Mid-West Energy Research Consortium and The Water Council, announced Thursday that they will...
Workforce strategies must keep sharp eye on changing demands
Wisconsin's workforce challenges are well-documented: Baby boomers are aging out of their careers and “brain drain,” while often overstated, is costing the state some of its young talent.
