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3 Ways Entrepreneurs Are Making IoT More User-Friendly
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3 Ways Entrepreneurs Are Making IoT More User-Friendly

A growing number of entrepreneurs are creating solutions that make it easier for devices to talk to one another.
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How Technology Is Reshaping American Spending Habits

How Technology Is Reshaping American Spending Habits

As technology evolves, the innate spending habits of consumers gradually become aligned with new developments
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See Me, Feel Me, Touch Me: Museums Need Tech Entrepreneurs

See Me, Feel Me, Touch Me: Museums Need Tech Entrepreneurs

That tech product you've just rolled out may be the secret sauce your local museum needs to attract more millenials.
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How Technology Is Revolutionizing the Franchise World

How Technology Is Revolutionizing the Franchise World

If franchises aren't stepping up their tech game, they're missing out.
Jason Daley | 8 min read
A Brief History of Silicon Valley, the Region That Revolutionizes How We Do Everything

A Brief History of Silicon Valley, the Region That Revolutionizes How We Do Everything

America's consternation over Russia's launch of Sputnik gave birth to Silicon Valley. It's domination of global technology innovation shows no signs of ending.
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