Hayneedle hosted their first ever Girls Who Code event on Friday, focused on encouraging young women within the local community to get involved with technology. Over 60 girls from six Omaha-area high schools attended the event at Hayneedle’s corporate headquarters in West Omaha. Tech jobs are among the fastest growing in the country, yet women […]
Read MoreCatch up on regional tech news with these recent top stories from Silicon Prairie News. Click the headlines to read more. Nebraska needs more women leading high-growth, tech businesses The American Express 2017 State of Women-Owned Businesses report states that there are an estimated 11.6 million women-owned businesses in the United States which employ […]
Read MoreThe Omaha metropolitan area is once again getting accolades for growing and nurturing business on the Silicon Prairie. This time, the recognition comes from Site Selection magazine, which named Omaha-Council Bluffs the number one area among similarly-sized regions for new and expanded corporate facilities. Site Selection is a national publication geared toward CEOs and other […]
Read MoreThe Greater Omaha area is home to nearly one million people across more than 30 diverse communities. With 40 percent of the metro’s population under the age of 24, a low cost of living and steady economic growth that is almost twice the national average, Omaha is proving to be fertile ground for small and […]
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AIM Institute, Interface: the Web School and the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs are partnering to give veterans new opportunities to develop in-demand technology skills. (Originally published March 20, 2018) The Nebraska Department of Education has approved Interface: The Web School courses to be eligible for GI Bill benefits, which provide education reimbursement and other […]
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