Many tech companies wait until they grow into big corporations before thinking about corporate social responsibility. But MetaJure, a Seattle startup that provides software to help lawyers manage their documents and email, is starting… Read More
[Editor’s Note: Samir Diwan is the CEO of Seattle startup Polly, which makes a bot that runs polls and surveys in Slack, Microsoft Teams, and Google Hangouts Chat. A version of this post… Read More
Mid-sized to enterprise-level companies rely on an increasingly wide array of software products to keep their businesses efficient. But, ironically, relying on a big pool of different SaaS applications can… Read More
Bill Gates is one of the most recognizable symbols of success in the modern world. So how does Bill Gates, the man, define success on a personal level? With a… Read More
AppZocial, a Seattle startup that builds native apps for “trusted communities,” like alumni groups, churches, and non-profits, just secured $1 million in angel financing. The majority of the cash will… Read More
Sift Science, a heavily-funded San Francisco-based company that builds software to fight fraud online, is opening up a Seattle outpost, led by a former Amazon senior manager — becoming the… Read More
Cloud computing is so 2016. Sure, migration from client servers to the cloud is an ongoing megatrend, but tech moves fast and SAP President Steve Singh is already looking to… Read More
Sometimes you choose your next career move and sometimes it chooses you. Longtime cloud exec Jared Wray’s next venture falls into that second category. He’d just left CenturyLink, two years… Read More
Unitive, a San Francisco company that makes hiring and HR software, is acquiring TalentSonar, according to CEO Alvin Loh. The companies are keeping the terms of the deal under wraps.… Read More
For many years, Apple’s OS X (now macOS) met Windows in various dual-boot options that usually swapped out the Apple OS by running or sharing the Intel chip at the… Read More
The top three software skills featured in job listings across the United States are all still part of Microsoft Office, but when it comes to making the big bucks, the top… Read More
As a father, president and CEO of BoldIQ, and a member of the UW Global Business Advisory and WTIA boards, Roei Ganzarski’s time is in high demand. At BoldIQ, a Seattle… Read More
S2solutions just closed a $1 million investment round for software that supports Washington state’s booming cannabis industry. The cash came from private investors and the company founders. S2solutions plans to use… Read More
Jia Chen has worked in the software industry for over a decade and during that time he observed a recurring problem. Qualified developers rarely seemed to make it through the… Read More
Luke Kanies, the founder of Portland-based Puppet, is stepping aside as the software company announced Monday that president and COO Sanjay Mirchandani would be taking over as CEO. Puppet, which makes IT-automation… Read More
Haiku Deck’s first four years were all about building a customer base for its free presentation software. It became popular with teachers operating on limited budgets. A year ago, the… Read More
When it comes to innovation, government agencies have a reputation for lagging behind. At the DMV, slow adoption means little more than annoying delays — but for law enforcement, it… Read More
Women and minorities are historically underrepresented in the tech industry and companies often struggle to fix the diversity issue. Now one Seattle startup wants to help remove any unconscious bias… Read More
In his previous job as general manager for sales tax automation firm Avalara, Joe Davy observed a recurring problem. It was difficult for marketers to sell products without relying on a… Read More
Apple CEO Tim Cook kicked off the company’s 27th annual Worldwide Developers Conference on Monday by addressing developers in attendance and watching online with news that improvements were coming to… Read More
While noodling on startup ideas last year, Brad Heller and Alex Bilmes made a serendipitous discovery. They realized they were independently developing front and back-end technology for the same product. They… Read More
Outreach, the Seattle-based sales automation startup, is seeking a .Net Integration Architect to help build out the platform’s integration products, specifically for Microsoft technologies. In October 2015, the company completed… Read More
Microsoft has filed a lawsuit in federal court in Seattle against an unidentified defendant that the company accuses of creating perhaps thousands of unauthorized copies of the company’s software. According to a… Read More
“I definitely would take a second meeting” may be the highest praise a startup could expect from Greg Gottesman, partner at Madrona Venture Group and co-founder of Pioneer Square Labs, after… Read More
Today, almost everyone has a smartphone — which means almost everyone is an amateur photographer. But that wasn’t the case in 2007, when Portland natives Tekin Tatar and Kemal Ozisikcilar… Read More
OLYMPIA, Wash. — The Washington Attorney General’s Office says it is premature to tweak Washington’s 2015 law against using ticket bots to pillage vast amount of show tickets. Rep. Jesse Young,… Read More
Apple hopes to fix the issue of distracted driving with CarPlay. Apple CarPlay is a smarter, safer way to use the features of your smartphone while you’re in the car, giving you access… Read More
During his 18-year tenure at Infosys, Pradeep Prabhu pioneered the IT company’s cloud business. Along with colleague Prasanna Raghavendra, the engineers saw a need for a developer-facing platform that could still work with common… Read More
Researchers from the University of Washington have developed a face-modeling algorithm that turns photos from the Internet into a digital “persona” that can say and do things that were never… Read More
Jeff Meyerson, the host of the podcast Software Engineering Daily, sparked a big debate on GeekWire last week with his piece on coding bootcamps vs. traditional computer science education. But that’s… Read More