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Tiny gadget delivers a letter’s route
- An area company is using cutting-edge technology to bring snail mail into the 21st century.
- An area company is using cutting-edge technology to bring snail mail into the 21st century.
Brisbane to gauge baylands wind flow
- The empty, sprawling 660 acres of mostly landfill near Brisbane will soon have its first occupant.
Defense, technology firms’ needs make Baltimore the place to be for IT positions
- Information technology professionals in the Baltimore region weren’t lying when they said the 6 percent computer tax could potentially have a crippling effect on the state economy.
Report: Va. has highest concentration of tech jobs
- For the second consecutive year, a national report found that Virginia has the highest concentration of high-tech jobs in the country.
U.Md. study shows MBAs lead to higher salaries in IT sector
- A new survey of IT professionals reveals that those with a master of business administration degree earn nearly half again as much as those with no advanced degree and also do better than those who completed other master’s programs.
Businesses, educators agree to address tech job shortage
- Shirley Collier said the state’s technology work force needs to be replenished.
Businesses, educators look to address tech job shortage
- Shirley Collier said the state’s technology work force needs to be replenished.
Capturing minds at a young age is key, STEM experts say
- Classes involving science, technology, engineering and math often evoke long and complicated problems with dizzying formulas.
Businesses, educators agree they must unite to address tech job shortage
- Shirley Collier said the state’s technology work force needs to be replenished.
- Shirley Collier said the state’s technology work force needs to be replenished.
Technology incubators contribute $1.2B to state economy
- The technology industry is already a significant contributor to Maryland’s economy, but the state has the means to support even more technology-based businesses, a recent economic survey says.
Entrepreneurs chose tech gambles in ’07
- Technology companies are traditionally risky places for entrepreneurs and investors; in 2007, however, everything from space suits to hybrid taxis drew the interest of tech-savvy business people. While the Internet has been a magnet for technology investors for years, in 2007 many local backers focused on companies with a Web 2.0 bent whose business models were based on sites where content is created or customized by the user.
- Technology companies are traditionally risky places for entrepreneurs and investors; in 2007, however, everything from space suits to hybrid taxis drew the interest of tech-savvy business people. While the Internet has been a magnet for technology investors for years, in 2007 many local backers focused on companies with a Web 2.0 bent whose business models were based on sites where content is created or customized by the user.
Fairfax-based start-up joins spam fight
- Tom Caldwell is hoping that what is an annoyance for most — namely, spam e-mails — will become a profitable business for him.
Nine area firms considered among fastest-growing tech companies
- Three businesses from Virginia and six from Maryland made Business 2.0 magazine’s list of fastest-growing tech companies for 2007.