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The two Nexters, who founded MedRhythms Inc., a Portland startup whose digital therapeutics may someday help restore nervous system functioning, discuss the growth of the business and what changes lie ahead.
A contributor from the Association for Consulting Expertise advises a reader who wonders if digital marketing makes sense for a business-to-business business.
Building on a 2019 agreement, the Portland-based financial technology service provider and ChargePoint, of Campbell, Calif., aim to ease the integration of electric vehicles into corporate fleets.
An agreement will allow MedRhythms to use Universal Music Group's millions of recordings for the MedRhythms digital therapeutics platform, which combines music, software and clinical sensors to help restore neurological function in patients.
WEX Inc. (NYSE: WEX), a Portland-based financial technology service provider, has entered into a state-wide fleet card contract with Minnesota's state government, the company announced on Wednesday.
A contributor from the Association for Consulting Expertise advises a reader: What do you when your digital content turns out not to be yours?
Participants in the 13-week program hail from as close as Harpswell and as far afield as the country of Chile.
Amanda Stent will be the inaugural director of the Waterville college's new Davis Institute for Artificial Intelligence, the first such AI institute at a liberal arts college. Colby believes that's a gap that needs to be filled.
But the network deployment and IT professional services provider intends to keep its Portland headquarters building for those who prefer working in the office, according to CEO Joshua Broder.
The company, called SudShare, is an on-demand service with a different spin on outsourcing laundry.
Under the renewed repurchase program approved by the company's board of directors this week, WEX may repurchase up to $150 million worth of common stock between now and Sept. 30, 2025.
Husson University on Thursday officially inaugurated the new Harold Alfond Hall, its new College of Business building in Bangor. The building features virtual-reality learning facilities that are unique to New England, the school says.
The managing director for the incubator and innovation hub, now being organized by the Central Maine Growth Council, comes from a Portland tech startup and has long experience with the Top Gun program.
Ed Karabec, CEO of Lanco Integrated, had hoped to step down earlier but the pandemic changed that plan. Now, Lanco’s board of directors has named Karabec’s successor, Bob Kuniega.
Pumpspotting plans to use the investment to fuel growth in the business-to-business channel. Meanwhile, the company was accepted into the state's new Early Adopter Program, with a roll-out to 31,000 employees.
The Waterville school will launch a new major in Esports and Gaming Administration in fall 2022, to prepare graduates for jobs in an industry projected to reach $3 billion by 2022.