Ohio’s enterprise technology landscape is moving toward cloud, artificial intelligence and data modernization, increasing the role of consulting partners that can connect Microsoft technologies with broader business transformation. For organizations.
As companies large and small increasingly double down on Agentic AI in 2026, conversations are more and more shifting toward practical applications. That will be a central theme at DynamicsCon.
Cleveland startup accelerator Flashstarts rolled out a $6 million blockchain fund on Monday that could be one of the first such funds in the region. According to details of the.
A new survey from the Indianapolis-based group Powderkeg polled more than 150 tech CEOs, workers, and investors to get the scoop on Cincinnati’s tech and startup climate. The final result, the.
Two of the most important cities in the Midwest are being recognized for their up-and-coming startup scenes. Both Columbus and St. Louis ranked at the top of a Monday poll.
According to a recent report, Healthcare Enterprise Software is quickly on the rise. As an industry, it is expected to reach $8.20 billion in 2023 from $3.50 billion in 2016 with.
After adding nearly 14,000 jobs in August, Ohio is closing in on the long-elusive mark of 5.64 million jobs that has not been eclipsed since 2000. The latest numbers from.
Ohio entrepreneurial facilitator VentureOhio has announced a top 50 list of up-and-coming startups to watch through its Startup Showcase list. The next wave of companies in the state was selected.
Root, an AI-boosted car insurance startup out of Columbus, Ohio, secured a $100,000 series D fundraising round to enter unicorn territory with a billion-dollar valuation, according to a report from.
Columbus-based microlender Economic and Community Development Institute (ECDI) has received a $200,000 grant to keep investing in minority-owned businesses and startups in the state, according to the Cleveland Plain Dealer. The.
