Protecting property -- both physical and digital -- is the work of two early-stage companies, the latest to receive investments from Ben Franklin Technology Partners of Northeastern Pennsylvania.
Nine startups are at work developing health-tech innovations at the second DreamIt Health Philadelphia boot camp.
Chambersburg's Kur Technologies has built a larger version of its sustainable generator, large enough to work as an alternative to some fossil fuel generators.
Leaders and innovators from Pennsylvania's business, education and public sectors will tackle the challenges of developing a 21st century workforce at the state's first JOBS 1st Summit, set for August 25-26 in Pittsburgh.
Two new Philadelphia innovation initiatives are underway, with related missions for supporting the city's rapidly expanding innovation ecosystem, entrepreneurship and business development.
Eleven early-stage companies have been approved for $1.9 million in funding from BFTP/SEP.
Harrisburg's rebranded Intermixit is growing with a new name and business model.
Two overseas companies are establishing a U.S. presence in Philadelphia as part of the first class at the University City Science Center's new Digital Health Accelerator (DHA).
Growth continues to accelerate at Net Driven, now parked at a new downtown headquarters at the Scranton Enterprise Center.
Philadelphia's Point.io offers a patent-pending technology that dramatically reduces development time for mobile applications, allowing clients to leverage existing information assets while insuring data is accessed securely.