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Small businesses need big tech to survive, thrive
Digital tools democratize the business landscape, allowing smaller businesses and startups to compete with much larger companies who far outspend and out-staff them.
Podcasting 101: What small business owners need to know
Podcasts offer a cheap and innovative way to reach their audience, interact with consumers and provide new value to their clients and listeners.
Gearo: Bringing new affordability to outdoor recreation
The startup's founders initially saw their idea as a consumer-facing app. After learning rental shops liked the platform and wanted to use it to manage their rentals, the Barones pressed the pause button in late 2017 to pivot to a new B2B model.
The Workforce of the Future: Navigating Industry 4.0
Tech innovation is prompting massive change — a transformation so significant it’s referred to as a fourth industrial revolution, or Industry 4.0. From facial recognition software to voice-activated virtual assistants and self-driving delivery trucks, the line between human and machine work continues to blur.
A Practical Guide to ETH Denver 2020
This year’s free event kicks off Friday, Feb. 14 (and carries through Sunday, Feb 16) and is expected to bring together around 3,000 developers, technologists, makers, crypto-economists, coders and designers for a hackathon weekend, to cement Colorado as a thriving hub of blockchain innovation.
Two Colorado Cities Rank Among the Best in US for Starting a Company
Both cities also ranked as the best cities for IT and tech professionals in a separate ranking conducted by technology association CompTIA.
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What you need to know about ransomware
Ransomware is a form of malicious software, or malware, that blocks a user from their computer system and/or data until a ransom is paid. It has become to be the No. 1 cybersecurity threat due to its high profitability.
New Trails App Gamifies Biking in Gunnison Valley
In Crested Butte, mountain biking is just the lynchpin in something far more lucrative for tourism: a jaw-dropping 750 miles (and counting) of unique single-track trails.
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Digital transformation is paving the way to smart cities
Municipalities and governments that have not evolved into smart cities are less able to attract business investment, add jobs and build a sustainable economy.
Are Smart Systems Delivering Us From Evil? Or Leading us to it?
Retailers, and more specifically supermarkets, are toying with a new technology called Smart Shelf. But like all other 'smart' things this day, while it may seem helpful, they are anything but.
It's Time to Consider a Career in Cybersecurity
Kickstarting a new career in cybersecurity may sound intimidating, but it’s more attainable (and exciting) than one might think. Here are some resources to get you started.
The Rise of the Fintech Industry in Colorado
Denver is quickly growing into what some industry leaders are calling the “Wall Street of the West," with many startups and technology companies choosing to base their headquarters or satellite offices here in the state
