Go Code Colorado has won numerous awards including CIO Magazine CIO 100 Award (2015), the Colorado Technology Association Technology Project of the Year Award (2014), the International Association of Commercial Administrators Merit Award (2015), the ...
The opening of a National Cyber Intelligence Center in Colorado Springs is expected to accelerate efforts to make the city a national hub for cybersecurity that will help the thriving local industry grow more quickly, officials say.
COLORADO SPRINGS — The opening of a National Cyber Intelligence Center in Colorado Springs is expected to accelerate efforts to make the city a national hub for cybersecurity that will help the thriving local industry grow more quickly, officials say.
The center, announced Thursday by Gov. John Hickenlooper, will be housed in a former manufacturing plant near the University of Colorado at Colorado Springs campus.
The opening of a National Cyber Intelligence Center in Colorado Springs is expected to accelerate efforts to make the city a national hub for cybersecurity that will help the thriving local industry grow more quickly, officials say.
The center, announced Thursday by Gov. Hickenlooper...
Boulder-based SolidFire is being acquired by NetApp Inc., another network storage company, for $870 million in cash.
NetApp Inc. (Nasdaq: NTAP), based in Sunnyvale, California, announced the acquisition Monday afternoon.
SolidFire has been one of Colorado’s fastest-growing startups, making flash-memory datage storage devices for companies that need speedy access to information in data centers.
“SolidFire combines the performance and economics of all-flash storage with a webscale architecture…
Seven technology companies in Denver opened their doors to 125 high school students during the fall semester through Career Connections, a joint program managed by the Colorado Technology Association’s (CTA) foundation and Denver Public Schools’ CareerConnect.
recently spoke with local tech luminaries Erik Mitisek, J.B. Holston, Tom Higley, Joe Zell and Chris Onan to get their take on the year that was.
Denver is a startup city. The city's entrepreneurs are thriving as they foster their companies to growth stages and beyond. Who better to tell that story than some of the city's entrepreneurial leaders?
Mitisek also sprinkled some love on
The Colorado Education Initiative (CEI), the Colorado Technology Association (CTA), the National Center for Women & Technology (NCWIT), and Oracle Academy brought together a cross-sector group of national, state, and local participants to initiate a community-based collaborative. This education and technology task force — Compute Colorado — drafted initial ideas on key partner priorities to increase the number and diversity of Colorado students prepared to compete for high-demand, high-wage technology jobs, particularly in computer science. Of note, task force members identified the need to refine the purpose of this effort, to define computer science, and to ensure a focus on technology literacy as ...
DENVER -- Colorado Technology Association announced a stellar lineup of speakers for the Colorado Tech Summit set for Oct. 19-20. Event organizers said 22 speakers have so far committed to sharing
Fort Collins spokesman Timothy Allen, Comcast and the head of the Colorado Technology Association did not respond to requests for comment.
Denver-based consulting firm, RAS & Associates, makes strides to take business development to the next level before year end. (PRWeb August 28, 2015) Read the full story at http://www.prweb.com/releases/2015/08/prweb12929569.htm
New Belgium Brewing didn't have to seek far and wide to find its new chief executive officer, tapping current chief operating officer and president Christine Perich to succeed founding CEO Kim Jordan, who is moving over to chair the brewery's board of directors. The move is significant for Colorado's largest craft brewer. New Belgium currently is the nation's fourth largest craft brewery and eighth largest overall brewery.
DENVER -- The deadline to submit nominations for Colorado Technology Association’s annual APEX Awards is this Friday, Aug. 7. The awards honor the state’s technology leaders and innovators. Nominations are open for: CTA said nominations that can’t make the Aug. 7 deadline can purchase an extra week for $75 and have until Aug. 14 for submission. This year’s awards will be held at the Sheraton Downtown Denver Hotel on Nov. 5. Tables and sponsorship opportunities are still available, CTA said.
Just four months after Colorado announced its equity crowdfunding law, the Centennial State’s government officials announced that its residents will be able to participate in equity funding projects starting this upcoming Wednesday. Governor John Hickenlooper signed the Colorado Crowdfunding Act into law back in April, which will allow the state’s residents to be able to stock in local companies without becoming an accredited investor.
DENVER -- The Colorado Technology Association is seeking nominations for the 2015 APEX Awards set for Nov. 5 at the Sheraton Downtown Denver. Nominations are due by Aug. 7. Individuals or companies may be nominated in these categories: To make a nomination, visit apexcolorado.com/awards. Registration for the Nov. 5 APEX Awards event will open soon, CTA said.
It's summertime, and we are taking the Colorado Technology Association on the road. Time to get out of Denver, cruise the awesome roads of Colorado and discover where we can get lost, without any cell coverage, in Colorado!
We are excited to depart on our inaugural Colorado Tech Tour on July 20th. 5 cities, 5 days and numerous conversations for us to connect with all things technology in our state. As Colorado continues to grow and become a core hub of technology in the U.S., it has never been more important for us to work together and collaborate ...
BOULDER — Just because Boulder has the reputation of being the “epicenter of the outdoor industry” doesn’t make the area’s outdoor companies immune from the same challenges other industries are facing here. Executives on Tuesday at BizWest’s Outdoor-Industry CEO Roundtable discussed challenges ranging from an evaporating labor pool to a dwindling inventory of office and warehouse space to affordable housing for employees, all issues that have come up in other industry roundtables this year.
A torrential downpour Friday morning didn't stop nearly 600 women from attending the Colorado Technology Association's Women in Technology Conference, held outdoors under a massive tent at Denver Botanic Gardens at Chatfield. Stepping in marshy puddles and having water slosh around in their shoes were, clearly, the last things on their minds.
The first thing you should know about the recently opened Commons on Champa is that it's free to work there. The second thing you need to know is that an impressive array of interests came together to make it possible. The Commons on Champa are a public-private partnership, and most of the stuff inside the building was donated. The incubator has all the trappings of a brand-new co-working space.
Over the last year, the Colorado technology community has gotten a lot of attention, marked by leading global technology companies buying, partnering and investing deeply in our ecosystem. Just last week, CA Technologies acquired Rally Software in Boulder, marking a great new chapter in this homegrown software leader’s history.
More than 50 percent of the top ten tech companies in the United States were active in Colorado in the last year, which highlights the great companies we are growing and developing.
CTA & DBJ Voices of Technology: Internet of Everything & the Future of Your Business Sit down breakfast will be served. CTA members receive a $10 discount. To receive the discount, please call Deborah at (303) 803-9278. Tickets must be paid for at time of the registration. Ticket prices go up $10 the day of the event (provided space is still available). The CTA discount will not be available the day of the event. DBJ does not mail tickets out in advance.
FORT COLLINS — VerbalizeIt, a startup based in Boulder and New York, won the second annual CSU Blue Ocean Enterprises Challenge business pitch competition on Saturday, taking home $250,000 cash and a suite of mentoring, professional services and other prizes. VerbalizeIt uses human translators and automation to allow businesses to communicate with global customers in their own language.
