Technology
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Milwaukee nonprofits receive grants to bridge digital divide
Dinosaur computers. That’s what Lo Neng Kiatoukaysy, director of the Hmong American Friendship Association, calls the six hulking devices stationed in the nonprofit’s computer lab. When handled with care, they roar to life, mere overheated fossils of the early days of the internet.
Zywave cutting jobs as its growth slows
Wauwatosa-based Zywave is eliminating positions as it sees signs of slower growth after several years of expansion.
Fiveable co-founder Tán Ho steps away from executive role
Tán Ho, a co-founder of Milwaukee-based edtech startup Fiveable, announced today on LinkedIn that he will step away from his co-founder and executive role with the business and transition into a senior individual contributor role.
Jump Start: Wellacy Health seeks to improve health care outcomes for patients with chronic disease
Across the United States, racial and ethnic minority groups often experience higher rates of poor health and chronic conditions....
Milwaukee-based Geno.Me hires its first CTO
Milwaukee-based biotech startup Geno.Me has hired its first chief technical officer with the addition of Shawn Belling.
Geno.Me focused on growing client base as company nears close of seed two round
Milwaukee-based biotech startup Geno.Me is focused on expanding its client base and boosting sales as it nears the close...
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WEM Automation acquired by Montreal software development company
New Berlin-based WEM Automation LLC, a supplier of control systems for the animal feed and asphalt industries, has been...
Milwaukee-based CareDirect names new CEO
Milwaukee-based CareDirect, a provider of medication management and compliance solutions for ambulatory surgery centers, has named Dr. Alex Yampolsky, PharmD,...
Wipfli acquires Arizona-based software development company
Wauwatosa-based accounting and advisory firm Wipfli announced Thursday it has acquired Chandler, Arizona-based ApostleTech. Terms of the deal were not disclosed.
RokkinCat to shut down at end of the year
Milwaukee-based software development and consulting firm RokkinCat will shut down at the end of the year, according to a message posted on the firm’s website by its founders, Nick Gartmann and Jason Stiebs.
