Tech

Mainebiz caught up with E2Tech’s new leader to find out more about his background and plans to attract more members to the organization.

Business leaders from around the state have varying expectations for the coming year.

Maine technology and innovation were front and center throughout the year. Here's a collection of story highlights from 2025.

Work with your cybersecurity, IT and legal teams to create a policy that meets your compliance standards and makes sense for your business needs, our guest columnist recommends.

Susan Ruhlin, the former head of Dirigo Labs in Waterville, aims to bring people together for shared meals via a platform called JoynaTable.

Tyler Dunlea joined Uprise in March 2024 as director of managed services and has been refining systems, expanding "tool set capabilities" and optimizing processes across the organization.

A proposal for an artificial intelligence data and technology center in Bates Mill No. 3 was unanimously voted down by Lewiston City Council.

The project will initially serve more than 150 tribal homes and facilities within the first year, with plans for future expansion, supporting telehealth, education, remote work and tribal services.

When used strategically, press releases can be used to get vital information out to journalists as well as AI large-language models, our guest columnist writes.

As we wind down the year, here are memorable quotes from a dozen interviews published by Mainebiz in 2025.