Inside Wisconsin Tom Still is president of the Wisconsin Technology Council. He is the former associate editor of the Wisconsin State Journal. Articles Virtual ‘new normal,’ coastal flight may benefit Wisconsin venture capitalWisconsin captured national eye in election; can it do so now with COVID fight?Here are science and tech priorities that will face the next presidentHere are trends that may shape Wisconsin’s post-COVID economyAnticipated COVID-19 flattening of early-stage investing hasn’t occurredInnovation contest may confirm ‘legend’ of small business adaptabilityWisconsin’s growing reputation as COVID hotspot not good for business — or anyoneNewspapers in crisis: Why their economic future matters for our democracyEven in fractious times, the need for a vital, secure economy can unite lawmakersSafe coronavirus vaccine will be developed, but accelerated process won’t bypass safetyThe clock is ‘Tiking’ on larger data privacy issueThe link between education and economy is more evident than everAmid pandemic and other troubles, parts of tech economy surgingStatewide tech growth challenges Madison’s tech franchiseCOVID-19 crisis throws into focus the problems of rural broadbandThree companies give prominent face to COVID-19 testing partnership in WisconsinPushing the boundaries of the ‘Endless Frontier’ in scienceCollapse of foreign student rule may bring more market sense to immigrationSafe reopening of schools good for students, communities, and the economySense of urgency evident in WEDC report on COVID-19 economic recoveryThompson’s history of backing research good fit for UW SystemOld 'chickens' come home to roost in unequal Midwest economySigns of life in the investment community as angels, VCs pivotDoing ‘right’ in tech is part of the job in a world of inflammatory postsEven with new scientific paths, broad vaccine availability still a year or more awayGuarding Wisconsin’s growth in tech jobs should be part of COVID-19 strategyCourt ruling aside, consumer confidence still key to reopeningIs there a patient in the house? Hospitals eager to get back to normalThe entrepreneur class of 2020 will find ways to surviveConsumer confidence, not orders and lawsuits, will bring economy backLonger-term economic recovery may depend on how science can helpHow Epic’s digital health tools are helping fight COVID-19In Wisconsin, underlying strength of hospitals may be COVID-19 edgeIn cloudy times for business and the economy, some signs of silver liningsFollowing the flight of the ‘black swan’: Entrepreneurs in the coronavirus eraFor business dealing with coronavirus effects, it’s mostly new territoryHealth care quality measures can be part of growing the economyCan Wisconsin help combat coronavirus? Perhaps, in timeWith partnerships and academic resources, some communities finding new prosperityBroadcast spectrum ‘white space’ inches closer to providing rural broadband service 1 2 … 12 → Comments comments
