Technology
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Houston-based health care software company Symplr to move operations from Hartford to Jackson
Houston-based health care software company Symplr is moving its current office in Hartford to a new building development in Jackson.
30 people shaping Milwaukee’s future: Nadiyah Johnson, Jet Constellations
This interview is part of the cover feature from the BizTimes Milwaukee 30th anniversary issue, published March 17, 2025....
30 people shaping Milwaukee’s future: Joe Poeschl, MKE Tech Hub Coalition
This interview is part of the cover feature from the BizTimes Milwaukee 30th anniversary issue, published March 17, 2025....
MKE Tech Hub Coalition launches AI implementation program for manufacturers
The MKE Tech Hub Coalition is launching a program aimed at helping mid-market manufacturers implement AI solutions into their business.
Finnish food tech company acquires Jefferson site for its new ‘flagship’ facility
Finnish food technology company Onego Bio has officially purchased land within Jefferson County’s Food and Beverage Innovation Campus.
LeaseCrunch names new CFO
Milwaukee-based LeaseCrunch LLC, a provider of software-as-a-service solutions for accounting firms and their clients, announced that Laura Schulhof has...
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Wantable expanding in Walker’s Point
Milwaukee-based online fashion retailer Wantable is expanding its Walker’s Point headquarters following the purchase a neighboring building.
Hartland-based Wearable Technologies announces partnership with Froedtert South
Hartland-based Wearable Technologies is now using its AI platform to streamline health care services at Froedtert South.
MSOE to build engineering innovation building with applied AI education center
Milwaukee School of Engineering on Monday announced a $125 million campaign aiming to support the future of applied artificial...
Clarios announces $6 billion in investments aimed at ‘accelerating innovation’
Glendale-based Clarios will spend $6 billion to develop new technology, upgrade facilities and bolster manufacturing for certain products.
