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The Enterprise Center just awarded $200K in its first pitch competition for minority founders - Vimarsana News

The Enterprise Center just awarded $200K in its first pitch competition for minority founders

After participating in a 10-week accelerator, eight tech company leaders competed for four monetary prizes. Here's who won.

What the 2023 Nucleus Awards winners hope for Philly's innovation future - Vimarsana News

What the 2023 Nucleus Awards winners hope for Philly's innovation future

Local leaders Dr. Daniel Skovronsky, Margaret Berger Bradley, Sheila Ireland and Sulaiman Rahman were honored at the Science Center's annual fête.

Ready2Ride app? QR code-based tickets? Here's how tech could make your Pittsburgh commute easier - Vimarsana News

Ready2Ride app? QR code-based tickets? Here's how tech could make your Pittsburgh commute easier

A month since the app's light rail launch, CIO Jeffrey Devlin said the goal is more accessibility for riders: "We recognized that people pretty much always have their phones on."

Philly-tied ecommerce firm SUMO Heavy has been acquired by ITX - Vimarsana News

Philly-tied ecommerce firm SUMO Heavy has been acquired by ITX

Cofounder and longtime local tech presence Bart Mroz, who's now based in Jersey City, said the move allows both companies to expand their clients and services. Here's what's next — and where Philly fits.

StretchDollar, backed by $1.6M, wants to make health insurance easier for small businesses - Vimarsana News

StretchDollar, backed by $1.6M, wants to make health insurance easier for small businesses

After years of experience in the industry, Point Breeze-based cofounder Marshall Darr launched the startup to aid companies with fewer than 10 employees.