While many businesses of all sizes have likely considered whether their physical operations and employment practices are Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) compliant, one area they may have overlooked is their digital presence.
Scams can impact every business, regardless of location, size, or industry. But they are especially a problem for small businesses.
Wisconsin Economic Development Corp. will provide $2.5 million for the Arrowhead Pharmaceuticals facility in Verona.
Exact Sciences has acquired OmicEra Diagnostics, a German biotech startup, for approximately $15 million.
Promega, along with the multinational pharmaceutical firm AstraZeneca, have announced a partnership to create a post-doctoral research program to study the genes that cause certain diseases.
Madison-based Sonic Foundry announced it has started construction of a Global Learning Exchange (GLX) Hub in the Bahamas to supplement online learning programs.
A startup team of University of Wisconsin–Madison graduates has closed on their friends and family round of funding for $60,000.
Represented Collective, a Madison media company, is using a $5 million UW–Madison grant to facilitate anti-racism in higher education by producing its “Legendary” project.
Verona-based Epic Systems Corp. has unveiled new software aimed at providing better access for patients at independent medical practices.
A Brookings Institution report found that Madison gained technology sector jobs through the COVID-19 pandemic, a growth rate that was higher than in the prior five years.
Elephas Biosciences, which has been researching live tumor imaging technology, has announced the initial results from the research, noting its technology could give doctors more information than liquid biopsies and allow them to better diagnose and treat cancer.
The acquisition of a local cybersecurity education and training firm by a larger online skill-building company based in Massachusetts bodes well for Madison’s future, according to Madison cybersecurity executive Jack Koziol.
Global education technology company Cengage Group has completed its acquisition of Madison-based Infosec for $191 million.
Wisconsin early-stage companies collectively raised well over $800 million from angel and venture capitalists in 2021, shattering the state’s previous dollar record and continuing a six-year upward trend.
As we recognize Black history throughout the month of February, it’s important to take time to support and highlight the Black entrepreneurs leading trustworthy businesses and providing opportunities across Greater Madison.
According to the data presented by the Atlas VPN team, out of all malware, computer users downloaded 50% of malicious office documents from Google Drive in 2021.
A new study from Commodity.com looking at the transition to computerized — or automated — work in the United States finds that 43.7% of Wisconsin workers, or 802,690 professionals, are at high risk of becoming automated.
Cengage Group, an education technology company, announced it has agreed to acquire Infosec, a Madison-based cybersecurity education provider, for $190.8 million.
A new study from Commodity.com analyzing automated work in the United States found that 37.1% of Madison metro area workers are at high risk of having their jobs become automated.
The Wisconsin Technology Council announced that emerging companies may apply through Feb. 11 to meet with major firms and explore potential business relationships around technology needs and innovation as part of the ninth annual Wisconsin Tech Summit.
