Technology

Uber uses technology to disrupt the taxi business and Airbnb is using it to disrupt the hotel field. Now, Austin-based Dropoff has arrived in Miami and Fort Lauderdale with technology to

Innovation Florida, a non-profit advocacy group to support startups, has been launched by the Greenspoon Marder law firm and The South Florida Accelerator (TSFA). Innovation Florida will provide support to

Halo Technologies, a 3D printing and 3D scanning provider, is having a grand opening celebration Friday evening in downtown West Palm Beach with plans to hire 50 employees by 2018.

By Kevin Gale Rex 3 founder Julius Miller is 94, but that doesn’t stop him from embracing change. His company recently spent $4.75 million on new technology, including a $4

By Martin Lenkowsky If you’re worried about hackers launching a cyberattack against your business, your concerns are far from unfounded. In our increasingly high-tech world, there are too many bad

Businesses adopt Citrix’s low cost desktop alternative By Chris Fleck Citrix’s HDX Ready Pi is about to disrupt the desktop PC industry as a low-cost, high-performance end-user computing device like

Experts tell what it takes to succeed By Kevin Gale Panelists talking about digital transformation at the South Florida Executive Roundtable offered a variety of insights on what it takes

Powered by SATO Global Solutions helps businesses gain insight and customer engagement SATO Global Solutions (SGS), led by President Mike Beedles, is creating a buzz in South Florida by integrating

Entrepreneurs will need perseverance to prosper in the third wave of the Internet, AOL founder Steve Case said during a keynote talk at eMerge Americas 2016 on Monday. Don’t expect

The CEO of Florida Power & Light spent most of a talk Wednesday describing how the company is cutting pollution levels and becoming more efficient, but first he addressed a

Training the next generation of college students for protecting businesses and the public By Martin Lenkowsky When it comes to cybersecurity education, several of South Florida’s colleges and universities are

By Chris Fleck  Aside from drones, hoverboards and 3-D TVs, the 2016 Consumer Electronics Show had a number of new technologies that are likely to show up at the workplace