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Costs can mount fast for system downtime

Business leaders today are extremely cost-conscious and strive to pare every ounce of fat from their budgets. But are they really looking at the...

Summit highlights U.S. manufacturing strengths

Manufacturing is not dead, nor is it doing as poorly as people tend to think. That seemed to be the theme of Bryant University’s...

Web service helps biotech firms<br> find potential sites in Mass.

With world-class higher education institutions such as Harvard University and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, few would argue that the Bay State isn’t a...
DR. DIANE SIEDLECKI says promoting primary care is a good idea, but physicians need help to do all that?s expected of them. Next to her are Craig O'Connor, of Ocean State Action, and Ted Almon, of Claflin Co. /

Panel critiques ‘wellness’ plans

Ted Almon believes in healthy living. He works out every morning, he eats well, he gets regular checkups, and as president and CEO of...

Company size is largest variable in gay-union benefits

When gay marriage was legalized in Massachusetts, Cynthia Butler said, there was initially a lot of concern in human resources offices about how this...

Slater invests $500,000<br> in Tizra online publishing system

PROVIDENCE – Tizra Inc. has closed on an investment made by the Slater Technology Fund, a state-backed venture capital fund, in the amount of...

URI computer engineer feted for sonar work

KINGSTON – Gottfried “Godi” Fischer, a computer engineering professor at the University of Rhode Island, has been recognized by Cambridge Who’s Who for his...

Local IT firm introduces ‘R.I. Help Desk’

PROVIDENCE – ICBS, an IT management company providing security management solutions to businesses and organizations, recently introduced the Rhode Island Help Desk, an IT...

Brown research reveals value of 3-D cell cultures

PROVIDENCE – Research conducted by scientists at Brown University shows that nerve cells grown in three-dimensional cultures use 1,766 genes differently compared with nerve...

Dassault’s Simulia offers new SLM products

PROVIDENCE – Simulia, a division of Paris-based Dassault Systèmes, announced on May 15 a new portfolio of simulation lifecycle management (SLM) products. Simulia’s SLM product...
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