Even Justin Noll, sales and marketing manager for Allentown-based IT company InfoGenius, admits it's surprising no one else has stepped up with a certification for uptime-- the measure of time a computer system has been up and running.
In Pittsburgh, green building has meant preserving and retrofitting remnants of its industrial past. The Phipps Conservatory is the gem of that movement and one of the centerpieces of the G-20 summit.
Lifelong soccer fan, ergonomist and Englishman Ian Cross started a soccer club based out of Dark Horse Pub in Society Hill a few years after arriving in Philadelphia.
Ann Dugan took the hard, unlikely road to entrepreneurial success. The leader of the University of Pittsburgh's Institute for Entrepreneurial Excellence talked to Keystone Edge about lessons culled and taught through the years.
To explain what Pennergy Source is all about, Mike Smeltzer eschews a grand, formulated mission statement and instead rattles off a list of modest, yet obviously interconnected accomplishments.
California University has applied for $299 million in federal stimulus funds to build an urban maglev transit system linking town and campus.
Severe Nor'easters cause an environmental catastrophe in Greater Philadelphia , leaving only 50,000 survivors, many with injuries, flooding roadways and cutting off power and water supplies. How do you go about immediately evacuating 3,000 people?
Asked via email how Independents Hall--better known as IndyHall among Philadelphia's entrepreneurial set--came to be, co-founder Alex Hillman provided a series of answers listed chat-style in his reply.
Jesse Schell's life has followed a winding path, much like the rapid changes that have defined entertainment technology in the past 10 years.