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The continuous rollout of AMI smart meters and IoT edge devices has led to an explosion of data in the energy and utility industry. Due to certain regulations and security concerns, co-ops were tied down to on-premise deployments with limited options for scalability.

“Having worked in multiple American organizations, this is atypical, and it’s fantastic,” locally based vice president says of the company culture.

When the pandemic swept over the Tampa Bay region, the USF Information Technology department rapidly implemented tech solutions to reduce the spread of Covid and offer support to over 50,000 students and 15,000 employees across three campuses. The department was able to create and deploy applications to help contain the virus and provide financial and …

USF receives Gartner Innovation Award for Covid IT strategy Read More »

December 22, 2021 The Story As many areas of the world grappled with a surge in the COVID-19 pandemic fueled by the highly contagious Delta variant, news came in late November of another variant: Omicron. Researchers were still determining the severity of the Omicron variant in mid-December. But, for employers advancing plans to return office-based …

Delta Surges, Omicron Emerges: Employers Rewrite Their Return-to-Office Playbooks Read More »

InSync provides electronic health record and practice management software, as well as revenue cycle management services to behavioral health facilities.

University of South Florida’s Muma College of Business and Tampa Bay Wave have announced a new partnership that will highlight the region’s prominent financial industry presence, by launching a new FinTech|X Accelerator program! Coming in 2022, the groundbreaking program will recruit fintech startups from across the U.S. to the region. This initiative will enrich and …

Tampa Bay Wave Announces FinTech|X, Promoting Tampa Bay as a Major Fintech Hub Read More »