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O’Donnell tapped as GreenBytes chairman
GreenBytes Inc., developer of inline deduplication data storage, has named Stephen O'Donnell as chairman of the board of directors, the company announced Monday. more
By Dana Reilly
PBN Contributing Writer | 7/25/12
URI scientist to operate nutrient sensing lab
University of Rhode Island oceanographer Al Hanson intends to use a share of a $2 million federal grant to the Northeastern Regional Association of Coastal Ocean Observing Systems to operating a nutrient sensing laboratory at URI’s Graduate School of Oceanography. more
Tech Collective names two to committee chairs
The Tech Collective – Rhode Island’s technology industry association – has named two new committee chairs, Natalie Benkovich and Kathleen Malin. more
Interactive Palette expands Fall River office
Web-marketing firm Interactive Palette has expanded its corporate office at 56 North Main St. in Fall River. more
GoGo Cast acquires mobile developer, to add jobs in R.I.
GoGo Cast Inc., provider of digital signage and branded content in public spaces, has acquired the assets of Dingo Mobile Inc., a Canadian developer of social media-based applications for marketing purposes. more
| 7/23/12 | 1 comment
VoltServer lands $250K from Slater fund
VoltServer Inc. has received a $250,000 equity investment from Rhode Island public venture capital group the Slater Technology Fund. more
Schilling-bond refunding hastened by lowest yields
The lowest municipal yields in a generation may help Rhode Island cut the cost of repaying $75 million it borrowed to lure former Boston Red Sox pitcher Curt Schilling’s now-bankrupt videogame company from Massachusetts. more
Creative ideas for innovating
Innovation is one of today’s most popular business buzzwords. Most small and growing businesses – and especially startups – say they want to innovate. But most never get there because they are focused only on cost and efficiency, and not creativity, leaving little room for fresh ideas. In fact, many businesses today are actually anti-innovation without even knowing it, says Ed Hess, a business professor at University of Virginia’s Darden Graduate School of Business. more
7/23/12
Med-tech sector deserves max support
The idea is at once exhilarating and scary: A house call by your physician without the physician actually coming to your house, the visit enabled by technology being developed in Rhode Island by Nalari Health LLC. more
7/23/12
Medical-technology firms finding support in R.I.
Nalari Health LLC, of Providence, is trying to bring online health care to life. At the heart of online health care is the idea that the doctor can see you now, anytime, anywhere. The foundation of Nalari’s ability to deliver the best online care assistance is based upon using technology to bring patients and providers together for live encounters. For example, a nurse could examine a patient at their home while receiving instructions from their doctor on the computer, eliminating travel time, multiple visits and even needless ambulance calls. more
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