It could hardly have been easier to watch the rise of the Alamo Drafthouse movie theater earlier this year on a lot just south of Interstate 94 in Woodbury, Minnesota.
As another storm flung snow at Chicago, Alexandra Clark wondered how she'd get to work. Like an increasing number of snowbound city dwellers, she had a ready tool at hand: an app that tracks hundreds of city snowplows in close to real time.
It is often said that technology makes the world go round. Each year televisions seem to get bigger yet thinner, computers get smaller, and Internet speeds get faster, especially on our mobile devices.
Boise State University professor Casey Cline isn't waiting any longer to make the students in his construction management class more technologically savvy and ready for the professional world.
By James Briggs The ongoing Madison protests have opened unprecedented lines of communication between public officials and their constituents. Besides the most common methods — meetings, phone calls, letters and e-mail — many officials in recent weeks have taken up ...
Matt Smedley Dolan Media Newswires Portland, OR – Social media are everywhere these days, and many businesses are looking for ways to participate in this brave new world – or at least understand it. One thing is certain: Most organizations ...