Tag: Technology
Norwalk’s Triax Technologies uses high-tech to mitigate construction site risk
Company chief executive Peter Schermerhorn believed Triax was "in a unique position to make Connecticut a favorable place for us to do business."
Israel offers U.S. companies great economic opportunities, says former Ambassador Daniel...
Shapiro also noted potential partnerships exist for U.S. companies in the Palestinian Territories.
Ash Creek Enterprises seeks to smoke out cybersecurity threats
When the IT consultancy first opened 20 years ago, mainframes and dumb terminals were considered cutting-edge.
Office Depot expands in-store presence of Xerox units
Office Depot calls this the "latest investment" in Xerox's Workonomy platform of business services.
Suite Talk: Bruce Carlson, past-president and CEO, Connecticut Technology Council
"The technology industry is going to continue to take Connecticut out of the economy doldrums that it’s been in," said Carlson.
BlueCrest names new executive team members
"We are pleased to build out our executive management team," said BlueCrest President and CEO Grant Miller.
More than half of tech professionals plan to change jobs
“There is definitely a big talent shortage out there,” observed John Bemis, president of Stamford-based Benchmark IT.
Information Services Group introduces blockchain product
“Blockchain is demonstrating its practical application now within enterprises,” said Michael P. Connors, chairman and CEO of ISG.
Greenwich Hospital debuts neurosurgery robotic navigation for spine surgery
The hospital stated that it was the only medical center in Fairfield and Westchester counties to offer this new technology.
DIY web building? Not for Scott Lipow
Lipow, president of Fairfield-based Six7 Marketing, explains the basic tenets of successful website design and SEO strategies.
Tech exec Steve Obsitnik stresses private-sector experience in race for governor
Westport-based tech industry executive Steve Obsitnik is facing Danbury Mayor Mark Boughton and former Trumbull First Selectman Tim Herbst in an Aug. 14 primary to become the GOP nominee for governor.
Westport attorney takes a legal approach to cutting-edge technology
Richard Santalesa is founder of Westport-based SmartEdgeLaw Group, a one-man boutique law firm that provides companies with legal support related to cutting-edge high-tech issues.
#MeToo pressures, diversity among issues shaping CEO recruitment
Matthew J. Schwartz of MJS Executive Search stressed the importance of "an inclusive slate of candidates for a CEO’s position."
Fujifilm Medical Systems USA expands AI development initiative
The program will be based in Raleigh, North Carolina, the headquarters for Fujifilm's Synapse portfolio, rather than at the company's Stamford location.
Littlejohn & Co. sells fluid power distributor SunSource Holdings
The Greenwich-based private investment firm acquired SunSource in 2011 and tried unsuccessfully to sell the company in 2014.