Most popular from Technology
Hoop tech
Ongoing technology upgrades at Chesapeake Energy Arena keep it on the cutting edge Game on!
Norman company takes gambling out of casino business Heads in the cloud
Small firm leverages technology for self, clients Tech check
Departing with some disposable income? Consider these high-tech toys and tools Lights out
Businesses bear the costly burden of replacing the banned T12 ballasts and bulbs All systems secure
Companies put the kibosh on employee network access Practical employment
As demand grows for virtual assistants, local business owners begin to catch on Cox Business awards technology package to local business
American Fidelity, Chesapeake make Computerworld list
Clean Technology
Laundry services goes high-tech to reduce rate of losses and misrouted uniform orders
Ongoing technology upgrades at Chesapeake Energy Arena keep it on the cutting edge Game on!
Norman company takes gambling out of casino business Heads in the cloud
Small firm leverages technology for self, clients Tech check
Departing with some disposable income? Consider these high-tech toys and tools Lights out
Businesses bear the costly burden of replacing the banned T12 ballasts and bulbs All systems secure
Companies put the kibosh on employee network access Practical employment
As demand grows for virtual assistants, local business owners begin to catch on Cox Business awards technology package to local business
American Fidelity, Chesapeake make Computerworld list
Clean Technology
Laundry services goes high-tech to reduce rate of losses and misrouted uniform orders
Technology - 04.12.2013
UCO research student headed to D.C
by okcBIZ Staff
A University of Central Oklahoma computer science student
is headed to the nation’s capitol to meet with members of congress and
scientists to present his research on wheelchair maneuverability. Read more
Technology - 03.25.2013
Kickstarting a venture
Individuals turn to online fundraising platform to get their projects off the ground
GoldFire Studios in Oklahoma City develops games for the web, and its new concept, CasinoRPG, is a community-based game and an ambitious departure for the company from its other titles. Read more
Technology - 03.07.2013
Cox Business awards technology package to local business
In a nod to the ABC reality
television show Shark Tank, eight entrepreneurial teams in Oklahoma City went
before a panel of business leaders March 5 to pitch their plans and ideas for a
chance at a $5,000 technology package from Cox Business. Read more
Technology - 02.21.2013
Smooth sailing
As Oklahoma City updates intersections and stoplights, those driving on corridors hit more green lights
Traffic lights and intersections in Oklahoma City are getting smarter.
While no stoplight hit the books and gained an education on its own, a bond issue is funding upgrades that coordinate lights to work in harmony and to create corridors for moving traffic more quickly.
Read moreTechnology - 02.21.2013
Safe house
Knock knock. Who’s there? No one, but you wouldn’t know it, thanks to home automation
A recent study by global technology trend forecasters ABI Research
estimates that within five years, 90 million homes worldwide will employ
an automation system. In the Oklahoma City metro, tomorrow is today,
and at least one resident says he’s already saving money and worrying
less. Read more
Technology - 10.25.2012
All systems secure
Companies put the kibosh on employee network access
That iPhone in your pocket is more powerful than the NASA computers that
sent the first man to the moon. That’s why more and more companies are
realizing that keeping their data safe may be more challenging than
ever. Read more
Technology - 08.28.2012
Clean Technology
Laundry services goes high-tech to reduce rate of losses and misrouted uniform orders
The idea of employee uniforms with embedded computer chips that can be
tracked through specialized antennae may sound high-tech for a simple
laundry service, but Clean is anything but a simple laundry service.
Read more
Read more
Technology - 08.27.2012
Lights out
Businesses bear the costly burden of replacing the banned T12 ballasts and bulbs
Chances are that if you look up in your office, in any store, or in any
warehouse, the plastic white cases that hold four fluorescent T12
magnetic light bulbs are there. Read more
Technology - 08.27.2012
Hoop tech
Ongoing technology upgrades at Chesapeake Energy Arena keep it on the cutting edge
In the Stone Ages — way back in 2002 — the $89 million Ford Center, now the Chesapeake Energy Arena, opened in Downtown Oklahoma City. Funded by taxpayer dollars, the arena met National Hockey League and National Basketball League standards, and had great perks, such as a darkroom for members of the press. Read more
Technology - 06.29.2012
Practical employment
As demand grows for virtual assistants, local business owners begin to catch on
by Lea Terry
Best-selling books such as Timothy Ferriss’ The 4-Hour Workweek tout
hiring a virtual assistant as a necessity for the modern professional.
He and other proponents of “lifestyle design” say by outsourcing as much
of your life as you can, you can work less, earn more and live a more
fulfilled life, instead of devoting it to tasks more efficiently
performed by others. Read more
Technology - 06.19.2012
American Fidelity, Chesapeake make Computerworld list
Two
Oklahoma City-based companies were named on Computerworld’s annual list of 100 Best
Places to Work in Information Technology for 2012. Chesapeake Energy Corp. made
the list at No. 9, and American Fidelity Assurance Company came in at No. 27.
Read more
Technology - 04.26.2012
Tech check
Departing with some disposable income? Consider these high-tech toys and tools
Technology - 04.25.2012
EDGE seeks applicants for 2012 class
Do you have a great idea for a science and technology project but your
wallet is too thin to move forward? The Economic Development Generating
Excellence policy board just might be able to help.
Read more
Technology - 03.28.2012
Heads in the cloud
Small firm leverages technology for self, clients
As facilities engineer for XTO Energy, Richard Culmer needed a company
that could keep production on track and be easy on the budget. He found
both in Oklahoma City firm Flogistix. Read more
Technology - 01.25.2012
Results confirm smart technology helps reduce peak energy use
More than 90 percent of OG&E customers realized savings
Copyright ©2011 Parkway Publishing L.L.C.
All rights reserved. Reproduction or use of content
in any manner without permission is prohibited.
To obtain permission, contact us.