Tag: Technology & Telecom

Savings Catcher Catches On With Consumers

Price-matching mobile app has a 4+ star rating on the Google Play app store, indicating that customers are satisfied with its performance.

City of Clarksville Installs BlueInGreens Ozone Technology

Officials at Fayetteville-based water technology firm BlueInGreen LLC announced Tuesday the company has installed its gas dissolution system HyDOZ to the city of Clarksvilles water treatment plant.

The So-Called End of Employee Engagement (OPINION)

In an effort to declare something as dead, we run the risk of trivializing great progress and new understanding.

Wolfspeed is New Name of Crees Power and RF Division

The North Carolina-based company acquired APEI of Fayetteville in July, and the local company is now known as Wolfspeed Fayetteville.

Cree Awarded $4.1M Air Force Contract Extension

The products will be developed at Crees facilities in Fayetteville at the Arkansas Research & Technology Park. Cree, a global leader in silicon-carbide (SiC) power and radio frequency (RF) products, began operating in Arkansas in July with the acquisition of APEI, (Arkansas Power Electronics International Inc.).

Changing the Way Data is Collected

Field Agent co-founder and CEO Rick West says the biggest challenge for companies right now is finding and keeping talent.

Picasolar CEO Attends First-Ever White House Demo Day

Douglas Hutchings was one of 50 entrepreneurs from 30 companies invited to the White House for the event.

MercuryGate Responds in IT Dispute; Countersues J.B. Hunt For $5 Million

Software provider MercuryGate claims J.B. Hunts issues with its information technology system are the result of the trucker company failing to effectively train its staff to use the products.

100 Girls of Courage (OPINION)

The 100 Girls of Code movement is one part of the effort to address the lack of tech talent in the region.

ACH Leader Has Unique View of Springdale Campus

A planned Northwest Arkansas campus has given Marcy Doderer, president and CEO of Arkansas Childrens Hospital, the unique opportunity to build a hospital from the ground up.

Romine Engineers Computers, The Good Life in Fayetteville

Matt Romine cofounded IFWorld Inc. in 1994, and is still plying his trade 21 years later.

Jet.com Takes Off: What Does This Mean for Retail?

The New Jersey-based startup faces some obstacles to fulfilling its promise to disrupt the retail industry.

New Research Center Led By UA Funded With $20 Million Grant

A new federally funded research center led by the University of Arkansas will partner with Arkansas industries and create new products for use in manufacturing, aerospace and defense, agriculture, forestry, oil and gas, food packaging and health care.