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Jim Gibbs, a New York native, came to Pittsburgh to attend Carnegie Mellon Universitys school of Computer Science. After leaving early, Jim now has about 40 years of experience as a software developer and 25 years in management. He has helped build everything from medical software to domain name registrars to platforms that handled 30% of the mobile retail sales in the US. Jim has a philosophy of

Meter Feeder cofounder and CEO Jim Gibbs sees "a tech ecosystem resistant to change." Here's his call to action.

Serial entrepreneur and M&A lawyer Luke Cooper is tapping that experience through his VC firm, which invests in enterprise SaaS startups founded by Black entrepreneurs.

Some visitors to downtown Greensburg could gain a few extra minutes of metered parking without the risk of an overtime ticket, if the city pursues a councilman’s suggestion. Councilman Randy Finfrock on Wednesday, July 5 proposed buying software that would allow the city to add a grace period of a

VP of Business Investment Mike Harding said both Toronto's Collision and Germany's Automatica conferences present the opportunity to grow Pittsburgh's economy.

Next week, Pittsburghers will have a dozens of founder-, creator- and technologist-centered events to choose from as a part of the first-ever XchangeInnovation Week. 

Companies like Meta and Google attract talent and provide a professional "safety net" for local pros, some told us.

Gizmology will provide high school graduates and underemployed adults paid, hands-on experience in the field: "It's going to demystify a lot of people's assumptions about tech," Program Director Kirk Holbrook said.

Meet the people strengthening the Steel City in politics, business, nonprofits and more.

Technical.ly only started reporting on the city full time in June, and there's been plenty to cover. These are the best-read stories from our reporting this year.