Technology

Scale Up Milwaukee, a multi-stakeholder effort helping support entrepreneurs at all stages to grow their ventures by stimulating a strong regional entrepreneurship ecosystem, has announced it is accepting applications for the second class of its Scalerator program – training designed to teach ambitious, local companies how to maximize their growth potential.

The University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee will host a grand opening for its School of Freshwater Sciences on Friday, Sept. 12, from 5 to 9 p.m.

To advance its support of victims impacted by domestic abuse, Verizon Wireless has committed $25,000 to Sojourner Family Peace Center's Community Domestic Abuse Advocacy Program.

Following the successful development of the Global Water Center, home to innovation driven by Milwaukee's water cluster, the city is gaining a similar center focused on advancements in the energy, power and control industry.

The Water Council is one of 10 nonprofit cluster organizations in the country included in a five-year, $30 million grant from JPMorgan Chase & Co.

The Water Council, the School of Freshwater Sciences at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, the innovationExchange and inno360 have formed a partnership to rapidly expand Milwaukee’s global presence in water innovation and leadership.

When Steve Wozniak was in high school, he trained himself to build any computer in about two days.

Verizon Wireless has expanded 4G LTE cell phone coverage at Henry Maier Festival Park for this year’s Summerfest attendees.

American United Taxicab has launched a new mobile app, called TAXIMKE, to help customers order, track and pay for its taxis.

The Water Council announced it has formed a partnership with the Wisconsin Historical Society to document the water initiative in Wisconsin, as the organization believes it will reshape the economic future of the state.