Health Care in the Digital Age
The promise of the digital health revolution is tantalizing: a multitude of connected devices providing personalized feedback to help people improve their health. Yet some recent studies have called into question the effectiveness of these resources.
The Future of the Power Grid and Climate Change
2018 was an expensive year for extreme weather events. California’s Camp Fire was the deadliest and most destructive fire in state history, with more than 150,000 acres incinerated; 18,000 structures destroyed and widespread loss of life among both humans and animals
Top Techie Basit Mustafa Streamlines the Legal Process
Basit Mustafa is a former IBM executive, a sponsored ultra-runner and an ice climber with a “concrete allergy,” so naturally he moved to Telluride five years ago and started a business. After serving as a board member for the Colorado ACLU, he began asking himself how he could use software to make the life of a litigator a l[...]
John Lilley, Top Techie, Strives to Give Ski Resort Guests a Five-Star Experience
“The ski industry is this old, monolithic thing,” says John Lilley, formerly on the tech team at Vail Resorts. “It’s very easy to get $7 million to put in a lift.”
Top Techie Katica Roy Envisions Equal Opportunity
Driven by the idea of a romanticized world in which men and women could possess genuine equal opportunity, Katica Roy launched Pipeline Equity in April 2017 as a place “where companies and communities thrive because everyone has the opportunity to make an impact.”
Stephanie Maxwell Simplifies Staffing for the Hospitality Industry
Sirvo was born in 2015, the result of founder Stephanie Maxwell’s time in the hospitality industry and the need she recognized for restaurants, retail and hotels to attract and hire talent.
Sarah Tuneberg Changes how we Respond to Emergencies
Colorado native Sarah Tuneberg dedicated more than a decade to emergency response management, from Hurricane Katrina to the Waldo Canyon Fire. During that time, she saw the response system as broken and ripe for innovation.
New Denver-Based Mobile App Connects Businesses with Workers on Demand
Unemployment in Colorado is at a record low yet there continues to be growth in the job market, making it a great state to be a freelancer.
Tech Startup: StandLogix
Founder and CEO Erik Carver was in a motorcycle accident in 2006. "I was working a sales desk job and quickly realized I couldn't sit down for more than 30, 40 minutes without parts of my body going numb," he remembers.
Veil Intimates Gives a Tech Boost to Bras
The global bra market is on track to be a $30 billion business by the end of 2025, so a smarter bra is a brilliant investment.
For Driverless Cars, the Hardest Design Problem is the One You'll Never Guess
With very few actual use case studies to guide our thinking, car designers are doing their best to guess how people will interact with the cars, van, trucks and buses of the future.



























