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Grownups speak to startups: We’re not into technology just because it’s cool -
For entrepreneurs who want to engage users within hospital systems or the 50+ market (valued at $20 billion), it's imperative that they truly get to know their customers.
Keas partners with nutrition experts to encourage employee wellness -
Keas announced at Healthbeat today new content partnerships with My Healthy Dish and Noshtopia that will help employees make wiser nutritional choices and save employers money on health care costs.
Microsoft Store offers $10 credit in return for Xbox One email signups -
Sponsored Post Microsoft Store attempts to entice preorder demand on the Xbox One with a freebie $10 store-wide credit offer.
How Maslow’s hierarchy can help you build a great mobile checkout process -
Guest Post Mobile shopping cart abandonment rates are around 97 percent. Does that stat hurt you where it counts? Here's how you can meet your users' needs, using one of the most famous motivation theories of all time.
Meet the winners in our Grand Rounds innovation showdown: Beyond Lucid and Liviam -
Beyond Lucid and Liviam took prizes in HealthBeat's innovation competition, which aims to identify the most promising new startups in the health care technology space.
Mom knows best: Why health technology need a woman’s touch -
Women make approximately 80 percent of healthcare decisions for their families. Women entrepreneurs can (and should) play a central role in developing products that address their unique and widespread problems.
Star Trek’s replicator comes to life thanks to NASA funding -
NASA has thrown a $125,000 grant at a research project to bring 3D-printed pizza into our reality.
Three young entrepreneurs to watch -
How young is young? Is there an age for entrepreneurship? We met three extremely smart entrepreneurs – aged 13, 16, and 22 – who’ve been up to some cool stuff.
Buying technology from startups: what marketing execs look for before they take the plunge -
Sponsored Post We spoke to Aubrey Sabala, VP of marketing for "smart data" company Sailthru, to find out how she's experiencing the shift from CIO to CMO-driven sales.
How the web & apps are changing your brain -
If you've ever spent more than 30 seconds thinking about it, you probably already assume that Google sort of acts as an external hard drive for your own gray matter.
