Technology
Follow the latest in tech startups, innovation, cybersecurity, and venture capital in southeastern Wisconsin.
Johnson Controls breaks ground for new engineering center in Glendale
A groundbreaking ceremony was held Wednesday to celebrate the start of construction for a two-story, 105,000-square-foot Johnson Controls engineering...
Milwaukee startup Forj acquires San Francisco software company
Milwaukee-based software startup Forj has acquired San Francisco-based Mobilize, a company that’s created a “professional growth network” platform.
My Favorite Tech: Mike Grall
President and chief executive officer, Talus Solutions
As head of a Pewaukee-based cybersecurity firm, Mike Grall’s favorite tech-related products have...
Rev Up: EVEN is shifting the power balance in the entertainment industry
EVEN Labs Inc. founder and chief executive officer Mag Rodriguez went from managing Milwaukee rapper IshDARR to helping some...
The Franchisee: Tim VenHaus
The Franchise: Massapequa, New York-based PayMore buys, sells, trades and recycles electronics through its brick-and-mortar stores and e-commerce platform....
Rockwell report finds manufacturers are struggling to adopt supply chain solutions
A recent report by Rockwell Automation found most manufacturers continue to struggle with implementing end-to-end supply chain solutions.
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Wisconsin manufacturers working to get ahead of nationwide electric vehicle transformation
The Wisconsin Economic Development Corp. thinks the state could become a critical epicenter of the global supply chain for...
The Water Council, partner organizations awarded $1 million to address water and energy resiliency
The Water Council is taking the next steps to help create a regional innovation engine here in eastern Wisconsin focused on climate issues.
Milwaukee-based logistics startup Renaissant closes $1.5 million seed round
Milwaukee-based Renaissant, Inc., the IT company behind loading dock intelligence platform Dock|C2, has closed a $1.5 million seed round.
Commentary: Microsoft hyperscale data center need not be the last in Wisconsin
There are many reasons why it makes sense for Microsoft to build a $1 billion data center in Racine...
