Much of today’s high-tech equipment depends on software and hardware that act as a bridge to otherwise incompatible parts. Christopher Leidigh, left, president, and James Higgins, vice president, see their company, Alektrona Corp., creating such bridge software and hardware for everyday products made by America’s biggest companies. The four-year-old Providence business is actively seeking partnerships with manufacturers of everything from washing machines to thermostats. /
Much of today’s high-tech equipment depends on software and hardware that act as a bridge to otherwise incompatible parts. Christopher Leidigh, left, president, and James Higgins, vice president, see their company, Alektrona Corp., creating such bridge software and hardware for everyday products made by America’s biggest companies. The four-year-old Providence business is actively seeking partnerships with manufacturers of everything from washing machines to thermostats.
