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Amanda Decastro, a Collier County public services librarian, teaches Ian Coleman how to use an app on his phone. ANDREA STETSON / FLORIDA WEEKLY The days of placing a quick phone call to a doctor when not feeling well or needing a quick question answered are gone. Now patients use a portal for everything from

Were really only focused toward anything coming over the north pole. if something ands in south of alaska, we might not see it. then we have this technology gap in terms of most of our radars are from the 1980s. and so thats when the filtering is because our processors literally, the ones that are attached to the radars, dont have the capability to look through that much material. so we had to filter it to identify threats that look like things we recognize as threats. >> a couple other quick po...

Rapid regulatory change, evolving customer needs, and tight competition for talent is forcing tax and accounting firms to rethink their technology and software tools. Is your tax and accounting firm keeping up with the rapid pace of change or falling behind?

The GPHCC hosted its annual State of Hispanic Business event on Oct. 19, highlighting the technology gap for Hispanic business owners.

More Maryland residents are just one click away from faster and more reliable internet service. On Thursday, the state got a $95 million federal grant to help families and students get online.

The Tennessee Supreme Court has a new program to bring legal help to rural and disadvantaged communities through the Tennessee Justice Bus.

Next week's event will feature products ranging from ghee to online marketplaces, and offers benefits such as marketing and networking opportunities, organizers of Maine Innovation Nights say.

A new report released Friday by TechNet shows that an expansion of high-skilled immigration could address the tech labor shortage in Wisconsin.

Milky Way Tech Hub and The Way Out are launching a joint program aimed at educating citizens returning home from incarceration.

The Grand Rapids Public Library has been awarded grants to support its Hotspot Lending Program along with cultural programming.