It is 10 p.m., do you know where your encryption keys are? Be afraid. Be very afraid. Are you hooked yet? Data security actually does not have to be scary or mysterious, but that doesn’t sell papers. It is understandable that this subject would cause so much anxiety for a few reasons.
Read MoreHow does a residential lease-purchase work? Does it make financial sense? I hear a lot about attending trade shows. Are they worth the time and money? NCET’s panel of business and technology experts answer your questions in our new monthly column.
Read MoreFor the past several years, there has been a high influx of new tech workers in the Reno area. At some point, you will consider the question of buying vs renting. Not only is it a big financial decision, but you are choosing where you are going to live for the next several years. Here are some process-oriented considerations for that deliberation.
Read MoreIn December 2018, nine Assembly members and five state senators came together to discuss the current and future state of technology-driven economic development happening in Nevada. Composed of lawmakers from the north and south, the newly formed Tech Caucus is a bicameral, bipartisan group focused on enlightening the Legislature on emerging technology and business-related issues in the upcoming session.
Read MoreCES, the Consumer Electronics Show, is an annual trade show organized by the Consumer Technology Association. Held in Las Vegas, Nevada, all the heavy hitters in innovation show off new products and technologies in the consumer electronics industry. Amongst the world’s largest companies are some incredible startups, creating products you didn’t even know you needed.
Read MoreRousseau Kazi, co-founder and CEO of Threads, and Randy Nicolau, co-founder and CEO of Poppi, both run thriving companies. According to their website, Threads is a platform designed to make work more inclusive by empowering teams to discuss and make decisions at scale–basically, a tool to empower remote work.
Read MoreThe ringing in of a new year brings new beginnings, new goals and excitement for the possibilities that the year offers. In 2020, we are not only in a new year but in a new decade. Have you set your business goals for the year? What about for the decade?
Read MoreGurecki — the founder of Reno-based Coalition Snow — recently found herself on the same list as the Tesla CEO in Entrepreneur magazine’s “50 Most Daring Entrepreneurs of 2018” issue in November.
Read MoreThe new year brings new chances to make the changes you’ve been talking about. Sure, you can make changes at any time of year, but let’s face it, there’s something about the clean slate of Jan. 1 that really sparks evolution and setting resolutions.
Read MoreThe Nevada Department of Business and Industry is committed to helping people start and grow businesses in Nevada. One way they do this is by connecting you with the right business support resources across the state, and they have two free information products to assist in this effort.
Read MoreNew year, new laws. There are two, in particular, that will impact Nevada entrepreneurs and business leaders as they plan for the future.
Read MoreThis year, KNPB, Reno’s public broadcasting station, will celebrate 35 years of delivering educational, engaging and empowering television to Northern Nevada each year.
Read MoreMore than 19 years ago, AIMS Power founder Bruce de Jong began the company in his garage. Today, the company operates from a facility off of Gateway Drive that is powered by the company’s green products and demonstrates its commitment to sustainable energy use. Here, AIMS manufactures DC to AC power inverters and distributes solar panels, batteries, cables, and other green energy products.
Read MoreThe NCET Tech Awards – now in its 12th year – celebrate the Northern Nevada individuals and companies who have greatly enhanced the growth and prestige of technology community, while the EDAWN Awards recognize the people and resources that have played an integral part in contributing to the growth of our community.
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