This post by Stephen Loy originally appeared on the Louisiana Technology Park blog. Software developer Chris Dykes was two years into a stint as chief information officer of Louisiana’s ...
For the last several years, one local company has been working to bring the history of New Orleans into the modern day. Nola DNA provides access to historical records ...
On Wednesday, April 19 at 6:00pm, the Tulane School of Science and Engineering, WISE (Women in Science & Engineering) and New Orleans Women in Technology will host a discussion ...
Collision is the fastest growing technology conference in America and it’s headed to New Orleans for the second year in a row, May 2-4, in between both weekends of ...
CoderCruise is an all-inclusive WebTech conference on a cruise ship that will leave from New Orleans this July. The conference is designed to guarantee the best of the best ...
New Orleans-based Lucid, an audience platform for sourcing and understanding “human answers,” has raised a $60 million round led by North Bridge Growth Equity. The “human answers” Lucid focus ...
A newly-named conference about high performance computing research is heading to New Orleans this summer, July 9-13. Practice & Experience in Advanced Research Computing (PEARC) is hoping to attract ...
In response to the nationwide opioid abuse epidemic, Dependency Pain Treatment Centers (DPTC) has opened several outpatient medical clinics in the area. The Center is using advances in smartphone technology ...
Following the launch of the British Airways direct flight from New Orleans to London, the regional economic development agency Greater New Orleans, Inc. is planning a new summit in ...
