In 2012 using your mobile smartphone you can check into almost everything. You can check into venues, concerts, stores, malls, the music you like and the tv shows you love. Now you can check into the things you buy and love with Dallas’ Qwikk. The Dallas startup, founded by John Phan and Jack Wrigley, launched
As a business owner, your job is to make sure that your money goes as far as it can, and you can invest further money in your venture to continue growing. Nobody likes meeting the tax man, as they usually come around to find mistakes in our accounts or ask for more money. If you
Some of the biggest companies in the world have been made who they are today, with the superior help of international talent. Freelancers from around the world, have given their skills and time to making mundane products into some of the best in the world. Innovation is crucial for any small business because it’s a
Microsoft Sharepoint is arguably one of the most successful pieces of software in history. The application is incredibly versatile and many businesses consider it an essential tool for collaboration and document management. In fact, it’s estimated that 80% of Fortune 500 companies use the product. Hundreds of millions of licenses have been sold to over
By Kate Erickson Click here to listen to the audio version of this post, Episode 14 of Kate’s Take. We’re going to take another sharp turn here, and this time we’re headed towards speaking engagements! Once you’ve built your platform, started growing your audience and have released a product and/or service, it’s time to start
Check out the 10 startups coming to the Everywhere Else Tennessee Startup Avenue. Which one do you love?
Everywhere Else Tennessee is getting hotter and hotter. With early adopter tickets running out fast, we’re announcing 4 more outstanding speakers to this year’s lineup.
Kansas City startup Local Ruckus pivoted to something really needed in the event space and it’s paying off.
Even though it may not seem like it, it is possible to raise money outside of Silicon Valley.
You are not stuck in life. No matter what barriers you face, if you can see your future, you can take action to get there. I know…because I may be the world’s least likely businessman. I can’t read. That might seem like a pretty big barrier. I’m not saying it wasn’t. I had a lot
Author, entrepreneur, and startup founder James Altucher is known for his crass, tell-it-like-it-is style of writing. 90% of the time he shoots right from the hip, and he’s always right. Altucher has written nine books and one comic book. He’s created a web series for HBO and is currently working on one for PBS. He’s
SynerScan is changing the way nursing is done. Check out this Nmotion startup in the fastlane.
Starting now and culminating with a four day hackathon beginning at noon on Thursday, September 19th, the 20 Over 20 hackathon is looking to solve problems that have been lingering, unsolved for the last twenty years. The hackathon was jointly created by Dialexa (www.dialexa.com) and Dallas Venture Partners (http://dallasventurepartners.com/). Co-CEO and founder of Dialexa, Mark
Tivli is a startup that’s bringing college students live TV over the internet. The company streams live TV, including broadcast channels, to students on their web connected devices, no matter where they are on campus. The Boston Business Journal reports that Tivli was founded by 2009 Harvard engineering graduates Tuan Ho and Nicholas Krasney. They
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