Innovation Works will award up to $800,000 in technology commercialization funding to universities, early-stage and established companies anywhere in Pennsylvania. Individual projects are eligible for up to $100,000.
H�rmann Flexon, a German door maker, broke ground on a 68,000-square-foot facility in Burgettstown. The plant will open next summer and eventually employ about 65, up from 30. It could grow to 220,000 square feet, accommodating a workforce of 100.
Philadelphia's Energy Commercialization Institute awards grants to cleantech startups with a proven track record.
Deacom is a fast- growing, Wayne-based maker of enterprise resource planning software for process manufacturers.
Scranton's new Geisinger-Community Medical Center (G-CMC) is moving fast to enhance clinical programs, increase physician recruitment, expand and improve facilities, and implement new information systems, adding jobs and physical developments.
The future is mobile. To survive we need an effective tool that connects us with the consumer revolution. In other words, a mobile phone, says Branding Brand CEO Chris Mason.
They're maximizing vertical space inside an old West Philly trolley manufacturing facility.
While there are advantages, from university research to low overhead to good quality of life, the lack of venture capital and a weak transportation system are challenges.
NxtBook Media keeps customers and employees happy with digital publishing solutions, including Ubiquity, which arrives in the fall and will streamline content for different operating systems and devices.
Ben Franklin Tech Ventures will host and Lehigh Valley Tech will organize the global phenomenon on Nov. 2-4.