This week grad student Gregory Keogh and professor Srdihar Condoor of SLU’s Parks College have have released a collection of successful entrepreneurial exercises in a free iBook.
The University of Missouri–St. Louis will welcome Apple executive Joel Davies as part of the Focus On Teaching and Technology Conference.
ITEN, an open entrepreneurial network established by Innovate St. Louis, has unveiled a nifty infographic this week that highlights the growing advantages of rooting a company in the Midwest city’s growing startup community.
This week CORTEX, a growing technology district in St. Louis, has unveiled Phase II of its 20 year plan to become one of the largest tech hubs in the Midwest.
CrowdSource has been operating since mid-2011 to help businesses complete tasks with workers remotely over an internet connection and to date has completed 25 million various tasks for businesses.
St. Louis’s IDC Projects is excited to announce that they are partnering with Microsoft to debut their Memory Matches game for Windows 8 on October 26, the platform’s launch day.
Meet Brian Salmo, an attorney specializing in business at Polsinelli Shughart in St. Louis. Brian Salmo thinks of himself as “a business person that solves legal problems”, and it shows. Salmo is an attorney that many St. Louis entrepreneurs may recognize thanks to his dedication to serving the local startup scene.
The Entrepreneurs’ Organization’s latest gathering of data highlights the growing startup scene in St. Louis, which is home to the largest EO chapter in all of its 40 member countries.
This week aisle411 has become part of the Bluetooth Special Interest Group, the Open Geospatial Consortium, and Open Mobile Alliance in a move that will give the company access to a robust network of industry leaders.
St. Louis-based Gremln has just hired a new Chief Technology Officer to join its growing team headquartered in the T-REx incubator downtown.
