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.
Madison-headquartered TDS Telecommunications LLC and the city of Janesville have signed a memorandum of understanding agreement, greenlighting the company’s plans to build an all-fiber network across the community.
Madison-based General Communications Inc., a provider of public safety communications systems, has rebranded to GenComm.
Gov. Tony Evers and representatives from the Wisconsin Department of Health Services (DHS) announced a $5 million investment to make telehealth services, including mental and behavioral health services, more accessible by bolstering child psychiatry telehealth services and establishing neighborhood telehealth access points.
As the company seeks to fill 2,500 open positions in 41 states, Charter Communications Inc., with operations in Wisconsin, announced it is now offering a minimum starting wage of $20 per hour.
The Dane County Broadband Task Force is asking members of the public to complete a survey about broadband access in the county until April 15, 2022.
After expanding its customer base by 7%, Madison-based TDS Telecommunications has surpassed $1 billion in operating revenue in 2021.
What should Wisconsin do with its share of the recently enacted Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act?
The Dane County Broadband Task Force is hoping to identify local broadband challenges and will be holding two virtual public hearings to learn more from the public.
Madison-based General Communications Inc., a provider of public safety systems, has acquired Wisconsin Rapids-based Air Communications of Central Wisconsin Inc.
Gov. Tony Evers highlighted six projects across Wisconsin that will receive roughly $24.5 million in grants to expand fiber broadband internet.
The city of Madison placed eighth in the 250,000–499,000 population category of the Center for Digital Government’s Digital Cities Survey.
Nurse Disrupted Inc., a Fitchburg-based startup founded by a former employee of Epic Systems Corp. has raised $700,000 from Wisconsin investors.
An addition to the 2022 budget is allowing the city of Madison to hire a consultant to evaluate a 311 system to allow residents to efficiently lodge complaints, track public works projects, and navigate the city’s agencies responsible for municipal tasks.
The following executives will be profiled in the January 2022 print issue of In Business magazine and honored at an event that month.
The internet speed test tool will show participants what their current internet speeds are while collecting necessary data for the Madison region to pursue better broadband infrastructure in the areas identified as underserved.
Behind the Mask, a documentary airing Oct. 14 on NBC 15, will highlight the challenges of SSM Health caregivers during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Wisconsin Innovation Awards, a competition to recognize the state’s most innovative products and services, announced the nine 2021 winners.
Verona-based Naviant Inc., a provider of intelligent automation services, announced that it signed an agreement to acquire NEKO Industries, a business process automation provider based in Roseville, California.
One in three women has considered leaving the workforce or downshifting careers in the last year, according to a new report.
