Technology
Follow the latest in tech startups, innovation, cybersecurity, and venture capital in southeastern Wisconsin.
Quad sells its third-party logistics business for $40 million
Sussex-based Quad/Graphics Inc. sold its QuadExpress third-party logistics business to Mullen Group Ltd. for $40 million, the companies announced...
James Imaging Systems acquires Central Office Systems’ copier division
Brookfield-based James Imaging Systems Inc. has acquired the copier division of Pewaukee-based Central Office Systems.
Kurt Heikkinen launches tech startup, raises $4.5 million
Kurt Heikkinen, the former CEO of recruiting and hiring technology company Modern Hire, recently launched Forj, a Milwaukee-based software-as-a-service tech company.
Rockwell taking ‘next big step’ with $2 billion acquisition of Plex Systems
Milwaukee-based Rockwell Automation Inc. will pay $2.22 billion to acquire Michigan-based Plex Systems, which offers smart manufacturing software-as-a-service.
WEC Energy Group’s CIO to chair MKE Tech Hub Coalition board of directors
The MKE Tech Hub Coalition has elected WEC Energy Group chief information officer Molly Mulroy as chairperson of the board.
SHINE Medical Technologies raises $94.6 million
The parent company of medical isotope manufacturer SHINE Medical Technologies raised $94.6 million.
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Here come the robots
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My favorite tech: Jason Liu
As chief executive officer of fast-growing Wauwatosa-based insurance technology provider Zywave, Jason Liu relies on several tech tools to...
Microsoft CEO and wife give $2 million to UWM to increase diversity in tech
Microsoft chief executive officer Satya Nadella and his wife, Anu Nadella, have donated $2 million to establish the Fund for Diversity in Tech Education at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee.
Marquette names new high-performance computer cluster after late chemistry professor
Marquette University recently opened its new high-performance computer cluster called Raj, which is aptly named after Dr. Rajendra “Raj” Rathore, a Marquette chemistry professor who died in February 2018.
