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THE JOHN H. CHAFEE CENTER for International Business at Bryan University will host a July 19 breakfast briefing of General Data Protection Regulation.

Bryant, RIMA to host speakers on EU data-protection rules

SMITHFIELD — The John H. Chafee Center for International Business at Bryan University will host a July 19 breakfast briefing of General Data Protection...
SKYE LEEDAHL helps lead a University of Rhode Island program where students work with older adults on learning technology. / COURTESY SKYE LEEDAHL

Five Questions With: Skye Leedahl

The University of Rhode Island Engaging Generations Program: Cyber-Seniors links older people with college students, with technology the backdrop for teaching, learning and collaboration....
ROBERT BEAUPARLANT, IGT’s vice president of product development, lottery and core platforms led the Aurora team that won a Stevie Award recently. / COURTESY IGT

IGT Aurora team wins Stevie Award for application excellence

PROVIDENCE — Providence-based gaming technology company International Game Technology’s Aurora product-development team won a silver Stevie Award in the American Business Awards in New...
MAKING HER MARK: Kristin Urbach, executive director of the North Kingstown Chamber of Commerce, at the NORAD facility on Davisville Road in North Kingstown. NORAD is one of dozens of North Kingstown Chamber member manufacturers.
 / PBN PHOTO/MICHAEL SALERNO

Urbach connecting NK businesses to opportunity

Kristin Urbach has been executive director of the North Kingstown Chamber of Commerce for three years. She’s quickly made her mark as a strong...

Tech company with offices in Rehoboth expands East Coast presence

REHOBOTH – Island Tech Services, which provides technology and mobility solutions to first responders such as firefighters and law enforcement officers, is expanding its...

Five Questions With: Chris Hughes

Too often we hear of technical consultants being called into a business due to a catastrophic event – generally concerning hacked computers or lost...

Tech firms, entrepreneurs, innovators gear up for August SBIR Road Tour

WARWICK – Registration is open for the Aug. 22 Small Business Innovation Research Road Tour at the Crown Plaza Providence-Warwick. Registered attendees can hear about...

AAA: CarPlay, Android Auto less distracting than built-in car systems

PROVIDENCE – Member auto-service organization AAA Northeast says Apple CarPlay and Google’s Android Auto are less distracting to drivers than infotainment systems that come...

IGT secures deal with Atlantic City casino

PROVIDENCE – Gaming technology, products and services company International Game Technology PLC, which has headquarters in Providence, has secured an agreement with Ocean Resort...
HIGH-TECH CADAVER: Michael Clancy, center top, an anatomy professor at the Rhode Island Nurses Institute Middle College in Providence, works with nursing students on Joy, a synthetic cadaver featuring replaceable muscles, bones, organs, veins and arteries made from materials that mimic live tissue.
 / COURTESY RHODE ISLAND NURSES INSTITUTE MIDDLE COLLEGE

Syndaver provides high school students technological edge in nursing

Her name is Joy. She is the quiet type. Joy is 5 feet 2 inches tall. That’s not to say she stands 5-foot-2, because she...
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