Technology

A new Milwaukee-based startup company has launched with the mission to make health care more affordable for consumers struggling to manage ongoing medical conditions.

In a story headlined, “The Capital of Water,” the April 15 edition of Forbes magazine takes note of Milwaukee’s ongoing transformation to become the “Silicon Valley of water technology.”

Internet security experts are warning consumers about a “Facebook Black” scam that is quickly and widely spreading across the World Wide Web.

Internet security experts are warning consumers about a “Facebook Black” scam that is quickly and widely spreading across the World Wide Web.

Startup Milwaukee has created a summer internship program to connect college students with area startup companies focused on technology.

Internet security experts are warning consumers about a “Facebook Black” scam that is quickly and widely spreading across the World Wide Web.

The Wisconsin Black Chamber of Commerce Inc. presents will present its 2013 Black Business & Technology Conference June 22-23 at the Wisconsin African American Women's Center and at the Milwaukee Brotherhood of Fire Fighters Hall.

Milwaukee-based ARI Network Services Inc., a provider of software and data solutions, announced it has entered into definitive agreements with investors in a private placement of $4.8 million of its common stock at a purchase price of $1.50 per share.

The Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation certified four Wisconsin companies for Early Stage Business Investment tax credits in late February. EASENET, a sustainable energy start-up venture co-founded by Navy veteran Jeremy Anderson that bases its operations at Bucketworks in Milwaukee's Walker's Point neighborhood, was one of the four recipients.

As the heat of a fire started raising the temperatures on the computer systems at the Echo Lake Foods plant in Burlington, Jan. 30, technicians at Xenitel, a Waukesha information technology (IT) service company, took quick action to preserve the plant's data.