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Citizens Digital Butler™ Honored by BAI and Datos Insights with Innovation, Customer Experience Awards
10/24/2023 Citizens Digital Butler™ Honored by BAI and Datos Insights with Innovation, Customer Experience Awards PROVIDENCE, R.I. – Citizens Digital Butler™, a secure and personalized digital onboarding and servicing solution, including a real-time chat channel, that puts Citizens’ multi-award-winning Commercial Priority Services white-glove human servicing capability directly into a client’s pocket, has received both the…
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TCAPS Plans Groundbreaking Ceremonies For New Manufacturing And Innovation Centers
Traverse City Area Public Schools (TCAPS) is taking steps to bring more science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) to its students the construction of brand-new “Manufacturing and Innovation Centers” at both Central High School and West Senior High. The district has announced a pair of groundbreaking ceremonies to “mark the official beginning of construction” on…
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Coventry and Warwickshire chosen for Government funding to drive innovation and business growth in technology developments
Coventry and Warwickshire has been selected to receive up to £7.5m of new investment to drive local innovation and business growth, building on the region’s existing strengths in game development. Under the Immersive and Creative Technologies Launchpad programme, businesses and researchers working to grow their impact in the region can apply for competitive grants, with…
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Rady School Celebrates 20 Years of Innovation and Impact
Since launching in 2003, the Rady School has graduated more than 3,500 alumni and its students have founded more than 330 companies. Under Rady’s inaugural dean, Robert Sullivan, the school quickly became a respected business school in the region and the country. Its programs expanded beyond the MBA, with graduates in accountancy, finance and business…
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High-tech tour: Gilchrist’s U.P. visit spotlights innovation
<!– SHOW ARTICLE –> HOUGHTON — On Saturday, Lt. Gov. Garlin Gilchrist along with a delegation including Michigan Technological University President Rick Koubek, became some of the first people to get early look at the university’s new H-STEM Engineering and Health Technologies Complex.. The building, approved by the Legislature in 2019 and partially funded by…
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900 technology companies drawn to Hong Kong amid city’s innovation drive
Both factors would help the company to quickly ramp up its clinical research and commercialisation efforts, he added. “Clinical data generated in Hong Kong is recognised globally. Biotech has been identified as one of the key areas that will be actually prioritised and supported by the government,” Zhou said. The city could serve as a…
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UNE to offer new major in Outdoor Business and Innovation
UNE’s College of Business, established in June, supports experiential learning opportunities in preparing students for enriching careers and leadership positions with some of Maine’s and the nation’s most important employers. Already, students in the college are working with major outdoor retailer Patagonia to plan a grassroots marketing event in New England later this academic year.…
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Indiana receives Regional Technology and Innovation Hub designation
INDIANAPOLIS (WNDU) – Indiana is on track to compete with other major tech hubs, such as Silicon Valley, thanks in part to a federal designation. On Monday, the Applied Research Institute (ARI) announced that the U.S. Department of Commerce Economic Development Administration selected Heartland BioWorks as a Regional Technology and Innovation Hub. The designation status…
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Technology, Innovation, and War
Edward Luttwak is the author (with Eitan Shamir) of The Art of Military Innovation: Lessons from the Israel Defense Forces. City Journal associate editor Daniel Kennelly spoke with him about the Hamas attack, Israel’s culture of innovation, and the Ukraine war. What was the nature of Israel’s failure with respect to the Hamas attack? Was…
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Thailand aims to boost innovation, foster 10,000 new startups
BANGKOK — Thailand aims to cultivate 10,000 startups in fields like agriculture and medicine by the end of 2027 under an ambitious plan to spur corporate innovation. “We will increase the number of innovative companies and improve the productivity of the Thai economy,” Krithpaka Boonfueng, executive director of the National Innovation Agency, told Nikkei in…