Tech Trends: Board++ is solving problem of inclusion in tech startups’...
Serial entrepreneur and Startup Grind Princeton Director David Stengle discussed his new startup, Board++, based in Princeton, at a recent virtual meeting of Startup Grind-NY Capital Region. Board++,...
View ArticleWorking together: Israeli-N.J. R&D collaborations receive cash support from...
If you have a research & development project you’re trying to commercialize, and that could benefit from an addition of Israeli technology, there’s funding available for that. In fact, many New...
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Tech Trends: Newark-based Simphotek helps surgeons precisely target cancer...
Suppose there is a therapy in development that could treat your internal solid tumors and stimulate your immune system to significantly cut the risk of your cancer returning? What if this therapy,...
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Tech Trends: Somerset-based WhizAI gets $4M to make business intelligence...
WhizAI, based in Somerset, has an artificial intelligence technology for the business end of the pharmaceutical and life science industries that some observers have described as “magical.” The company...
View ArticleTech Trends: Students 2 Science scales virtual science lab to reach more N.J....
If you represent a socioeconomically challenged, or “Title One,” school district in New Jersey, Students 2 Science, based in East Hanover, can help you deliver science instruction to your students —...
View ArticleTech Trends: Amp Your Good sees increase in online food drives during COVID,...
NJTechWeekly.com caught up with Patrick O’Neill, CEO of AMP Your Good, based in Mendham, which offers a platform that companies or organizations can use to develop online food drives. The company...
View ArticleTech Trends: Panel sees chance for N.J. to capitalize on COVID-induced...
At a discussion titled “Keeping the Innovation State Growing” recently, the panelists agreed on one point: Work at tech and life science companies will look dramatically different in the years to come....
View ArticleTech Trends: N.J. university entrepreneurship leaders give business guidance...
A panel of New Jersey university entrepreneurship leaders gave advice to startups and small businesses on how to survive the challenges brought on by the pandemic. The group was brought together...
View ArticleTech Trends: Rita Gurevich’s Hoboken-based cybersecurity startup SPHERE...
News came recently that SPHERE Technology Solutions, a woman-owned cybersecurity governance company in Hoboken, had secured $10 million in a Series A round led by ForgePoint Capital of San Mateo,...
View ArticleTech Trends: Avidon Health says combined online and offline approach is...
Earlier this year, MedPro Wellness, based in Cranford, acquired SelfHelpWorks, out of San Diego, in a deal that brought both companies under one roof, with Clark Lagemann and Tim Aumueller as co-CEOs....
View ArticleTech Trends: Jersey Shore Startups documents birth of robotic process...
Late last year, Nelly V. Tacheva presented her ideas for a robotic process automation software company that will help knowledge workers and businesses with their automation needs. She spoke to the...
View ArticleTech Trends: Woman-led Telepresenz seeks to disrupt how companies perform...
Telepresenz, based in Edison, has an unusual origin story. Wife and husband team Indu and Ritesh Tolia had created CARE4D, an edtech startup in Edison, in 2014, with the idea of bringing immersive...
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Tech Trends: At Phone.com, business has boomed during pandemic
Many companies saw their business come to a halt during the pandemic, but communications companies like Phone.com have seen increases that they hope will be permanent once the pandemic comes to an end....
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Tech Trends: N.J. tech companies respond to COVID-19 crisis in India
When the latest wave of COVID-19 hit India to a devastating effect in recent weeks, New Jersey-based tech companies sprang into action to help not only their own associates, but also others in the...
View ArticleTech Trends: Innovation keeps Clark-based GEP on top of procurement software...
The supply chain. It was the reason why you couldn’t get toilet paper during the early days of the pandemic. And it’s the reason why you’re having trouble getting a semiconductor-filled automobile...
View ArticleTech Trends: An interview with Rachel Lyubovitzky, whose startup,...
Recently, the New Jersey tech community learned that EverythingBenefits, a New Providence-based startup that automates all the functions around employee benefits, had been acquired by Ultimate Kronos...
View ArticleTech Trends: Interview with Thomas Metzger, CEO of Lotto.com, e-commerce...
The idea for Lotto.com Inc., based in Jersey City, dates to well before 2018, when Thomas Metzger, CEO, established the startup, he told NJTechWeekly.com in a recent interview. That’s because the idea...
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Tech Trends: Maya Brooks offers in-depth look at startup funding at Jersey...
Maya Brooks, senior product manager and startup coach at IFundWomen, based in Montclair, made a virtual appearance at one of the Asbury Park-based Jersey Shore Women in Tech’s meetings earlier this...
View ArticleTech Trends: Mount Laurel startup TeacherCoach has portal dedicated to...
During the pandemic, the mental health needs of parents and their children’s teachers rose to top of mind, as many suffered from isolation and the traumas that come with confronting the new world of...
View ArticleTech Trends: Paramus-based Nuvolo manages connected workplace — and it’s...
Nuvolo is the fastest-growing workplace solutions company you’ve probably never heard of, and it is headquartered in Paramus. In March, the company raised $32 million in a Series C round, which...
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