This article originally appeared on Silicon Prairie News. Proxibid, one of Omaha’s orginial tech startups, announced last Tuesday record online sales and Gross Merchandise Value (GMV), leading to the company’s strongest month and quarter in its history. “We saw a 37 percent growth in online sales for March,” said Ryan Downs, President and CEO of […]
Read MoreJunior developers in Omaha now have a new opportunity to get mentoring, ask questions and find guidance on the journey of learning programming. Ask-a-Dev is a meetup where developers can come meet one-on-one with more experienced programmers. The Omaha meetup will take place Sunday, May 6, at Urban Abbey in downtown Omaha. Ask-a-Dev has meetups […]
Read MoreAIM Institute is proud to announce a new product that will help businesses get projects completed faster, for less, by providing technology expertise on demand. AIM Giglink will debut May 1. The platform enables project managers to work quickly and easily with specialized provider groups. The result is a drastic reduction in hard and soft […]
Read MoreThe Fred and Pamela Buffett Cancer Center at the University of Nebraska Medical Center/Nebraska Medicine and GenomOncology recently announced the launch of a new technology, the first discrete genomic results reporting system using the HL7 2.5 format. Scott Campbell, Ph.D., assistant professor and director of informatics for the Public Health Laboratory and the Pathology Laboratory […]
Read MoreOMAHA – Elections Systems and Software announced it has hired Christopher Wlaschin as Vice President of Systems Security. Wlaschin was formerly chief information security officer for the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. Elections Systems and Software is an Omaha-based company that provides voting machines, election management systems, and services. In his role, Wlaschin […]
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