via ‘Medication adherence is our core product offering, competency’ | Nashville Post
via FCC moves to Google Fiber in broadband law
WGU now third-largest private nonprofit university in state via Of Note: 13 July 2018 | Nashville Post
via Quore adds VP | Nashville Post
BNA welcomed about 14.9 million users during the recently completed fiscal year via Airport sets annual passenger record | Nashville... View Article
via The FCC just changed its rules for handling consumer complaints – The Washington Post
We’re excited to welcome WGU Tennessee as July 2018’s Featured Member of the Month. We had a chance to ask... View Article
via Google Fiber’s Martha Ivester weighs in on what time “at home” with your kids should be worth at work... View Article
Welcome new NTC members who have joined us in the month of June! CI Security: Critical Informatics provides Managed Detection... View Article
A message from Amy Harris I attended my first Nashville Analytics Summit in 2014. That year, the event was at... View Article
via Dell will again become a publicly-traded company in $22 billion buyout – The Verge
via Nashville imports Seattle tech training model to ease tight labor market | BirdDog
via Changes coming that will add personnel to Jackson National Life’s Franklin office | Business Williamson
Crypto industry frustrated by haphazard regulation via Crypto industry frustrated by haphazard regulation – Nashville Business Journal
via OMERS will become Premise Health’s new lead investor. – Nashville Business Journal
via BNY Mellon takes downtown WeWork location space | Nashville Post
via Analyst sees more upside for Dollar General | Nashville Post
via TN implications in Wayfair | Nashville Post
via ENA buys tech usage tracking startup | Nashville Post
via Dr. Jordon Shaw – Franklin, Tennessee – ToggleMAG
A message from Eric Stephens: Today, the amount of data that any given organization generates, acquires, and maintains is growing... View Article
via Meet the mother-daughter duo whose local tech startup earned $100K investment – The Birmingham Times
via Tech companies migrate to Williamson, aim to “grow their own” work force | Business Williamson