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Real-time, wearable monitoring technologies are poised to up-end the current model of health care away from the home. How quickly will the industry and individuals adapt?
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Real-time, wearable monitoring technologies are poised to up-end the current model of health care away from the home. How quickly will the industry and individuals adapt?
Editor’s note: Jim Roberts is the Community Development Director at Bunker Labs RDU, the Network for Entrepreneurs in Wilmington (NEW) and the Wilmington Angels for Local Entrepreneurs (WALE). Jim has been a connector and a resource for startups in North Carolina for the last 17 years. He also is a frequent contributor to WRAL TechWire. And
Many founders are still feeling the long term effects of a post COVID economy and had to navigate through some tough times. Even now, the markets reflect a tougher time for start ups to raise funding and grow their companies than even a few years ago. But there are reasons for hope in a Triangle region where innovation is broad and deep.
Many founders are still feeling the long term effects of a post COVID economy and had to navigate through some tough times. Even now, the markets reflect a tougher time for start ups to raise funding and grow their companies than even a few years ago. But there are reasons for hope in a Triangle region where innovation is broad and deep.
More than 700 technology executives were on hand last night as the North Carolina Technology Association held its annual NC Tech Awards at the Raleigh Convention Center. And it was quite a show. Here's a recap and a list of all the winners.