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Showcasing Leading Tech Creators [By Adrian Rosales] What is Orlando to you? Is it the first place where the words “Technology” and “Florida meet? For most, it is not. Instead, Orlando is synonymous with tourist entertainment, especially with Mickey Mouse…
The whole of the southeast, not just Florida in particular, accounts for only 10 percent of the Angel investment in the United States. This is especially surprising considering Florida has more accredited investors (investors who meet criteria as defined by the SEC) than almost any other state….
Developing the Infrastructure for the Future By Carrie Stevenson Central Florida knows how to move. As the only place on earth with five modes of transportation – air, rail, road, sea, and space – our area knows how to send people…
Major trends often start unheralded on the global stage. Few took notice of the Wright brothers’ inaugural flight and how many grasped the impact of the extracurricular project a student named Zuckerberg would have, as he worked in his Harvard dorm room inventing the social network?
Mark Wilson likes to say that this will be the Floridian century. Wilson, CEO of the Florida Chamber of Commerce, claims that if New York defined the 19th, and California the 20th centuries (economically speaking), the 21st century will be Florida’s.
Even among the impressive facades gracing the landscape of Medical City in Lake Nona, the new Orlando Veterans Affairs Medical Center stands out. The monument center glass tower stands like a sentinel over the long, wide boulevard entrance to the facility.
Back in the day, cell phones were used for talking. Then for texting. Then for everything from web surfing to navigation.
In 2010, NASA announced that “Getting to space is about to be outsourced.” The administration proposed a multi-billion dollar budget to encourage private companies to build, launch and operate spacecrafts for NASA and others.
Formerly known as ndtHost, TerraCom Direct is part of Satcom Direct, a Melbourne-based global connectivity solutions provider.
It was a Tuesday like any other in April, except that the digital world had crawled into figurative bomb shelters, bracing for Google’s latest algorithm rollout – Mobilegeddon.
