Tag: TECHNOLOGY
MIKEL’s Mendell is blazing a trail for others
PBN 2023 Business Women Awards
TECHNICAL SERVICES INDUSTRY LEADER: Kelly Mendell | MIKEL Inc. president
MIKEL INC. PRESIDENT Kelly Mendell was inspired to pursue a...
NUWC’s Wicks leads by example to rise through the ranks
PBN 2023 Business Women Awards
TECHNICAL SERVICES WOMAN TO WATCH: Alison Wicks | Naval Undersea Warfare Center Division Newport policy division head and contracting...
Commerce Department starts process to fund U.S. tech hubs with $500M...
WASHINGTON (AP) – The Commerce Department on Friday is launching the application process for cities to receive a total of $500 million in grants...
Testing your defenses key to IT security
Every organization using information technology has some form of support, everything from a managed service provider down to “someone from accounting.” This approach not...
Higher ed in R.I. grapples with the use of ChatGPT
When Monica Linden, a senior lecturer of neuroscience at Brown University, enlisted ChatGPT to write a portion of a class syllabus, there was some...
From design to contracts, companies embrace AI tools
Even if you haven’t tried artificial intelligence tools that can write essays and poems or conjure new images on command, chances are the companies...
NUWC chief technology officer Gomez infusing technology on the frontlines
2023 C-Suite Awards
Government Agency: Jason Gomez | Naval Undersea Warfare Center Division Newport chief technology officer
AS CHIEF TECHNOLOGY OFFICER OF Naval Undersea Warfare Center...
ResusciTech’s Morley goes outside the box to build partnerships
2023 C-Suite Awards
Small Private Company: Brian Morley | ResusciTech Inc. Chief marketing officer
WHEN RESUSCITECH INC. PLANNED to launch its CPR certification app, the Providence-based...
URI to launch new multimillion-dollar quantum computing initiative
SOUTH KINGSTOWN – During its World Quantum Day festivities on Friday, the University of Rhode Island announced a new multimillion-dollar quantum computing initiative that...
Report: R.I. employers cut 153 jobs in March
PROVIDENCE – Rhode Island employers shed 153 jobs in March, according to business and executive coaching firm Challenger, Gray & Christmas, Inc.
The firm on...
