The new addition makes ZenCash the very first “accounts receivable” application being made available to the more than 5 million small businesses using QuickBooks in the US today.
Dallas-based startup ZenCash has set its sights on forever eliminating the time-consuming process of payment collections for small businesses with its all-in-one invoice management platform.
Dallas-originated startup ShopSavvy has created a handy mobile platform for price comparison that can be used directly on the scene of purchasing indecision, and has been rapidly growing in features ever since its launch.
Dallas startup Jackalope Jobs is on a mission is to help one million people find a job by the year 2015 by leveraging their social graph to find and apply for jobs.
Anyone who missed out on Pebble’s wildly successful Kickstarter now has a second chance at securing a smartphone-connected wristwatch with MetaWatch’s Strata.
In this week’s CEO Sunday, the CEO and founder of Zencash discusses resisting the allure of founding a ‘sex’y startup. While it might not be sexy and cool as creating the next Path or Airbnb, it’s a more reliable strategy for creating a successful company and making money.
Apart from implementing a sleek new design, the Dallas-based travel service has moved from being a robust traveler information keeper to a full fledged globetrotting social network.
Striving to make it easier for those with restricted diets find the food they eat, Dallas-based Nommunity is about to enter a rite of passage for early-stage startups: pitching to investors.
Opposite Inc., a four man mobile app development studio running out of Dallas, is led by founder/designer Brian Linder and lead engineer Nathan Clark, who left the ad agency world to launch the company on April 1st of 2011.
Researchers at the University of Texas in Dallas have developed a method of utilizing an untapped wave spectrum to enable mobile devices to see through wood, plastics, and even walls.
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