EDITOR’S NOTE: The following is the text of a speech delivered by Greg Warnock, partner of vSpring Capital, before members of the v|100 at an invitation-only v|100 event held Wednesday, May 25, 2005, on the Larry H. Miller campus of Salt Lake Community College in Sandy, Utah. Our appreciation to vSpring for providing the text [...]
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Kaysville-based NetFronts unveiled a new website and support site today. The new online image gives the company a fresh, professional, and consistent look. The sites provide straight-forward navigation and comprehensive information about web hosting plans with NetFronts, as well as about web hosting in general.
The main website is available at http://www.netfronts.com and the support site [...]
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The annual v|100 luncheon was held today at the Miller Business Innovation Center, and Governor Jon Huntsman, Jr. was the keynote speaker.
One bit of interesting information he threw out as he discussed the future of business in Utah and the U.S. is that China produces some 60,000 to 70,000 PhD’s per year compared to the [...]
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WINNERS ANNOUNCED IN 2005 UTAH INNOVATION AWARDS PROGRAM
Six high-tech innovations and the Utah companies that created them were announced as winners in the third annual Stoel Rives UTAH INNOVATION AWARDS. This statewide program was developed jointly by the business law firm Stoel Rives LLP and Wasatch Digital iQ magazine, in conjunction with the Utah [...]
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Politis Perspective - by David Politis
THUMBS DOWN!
For as much as I like the Stoel Rives Utah Innovation Awards program (and I do), I have one minor complaint: The Olpin Student Union building ballroom is the WRONG location to hold the awards luncheon.
Why? Because the way the ballroom is positioned within the student union building, the [...]
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THUMBS UP!
The first year you could have chalked it up to curiosity and politeness. The second year you might have said it was dumb luck that they avoided the sophmore jinx. But after this, the third annual Stoel Rives Utah Innovation Awards program, there’s no question about it: the Innovation Awards has become a big [...]
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THUMBS UP!
If you drive a foreign car (particularly one from an Asian manufacturer), you’ll definitely want to consider GT Automotive for your auto servicing needs.
Headed by former Utah State lineman, Tim Stapleton, GT Automotive has been my shop since the early 1990s.
Decent pricing, solid workmanship, very fair and conscientious.
GT Automotive just moved to a [...]
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Bob Mims has a great article in the Salt Lake Tribune today about five Utah companies that survived the technology downfall (the bubble) that swept many technology companies from the landscape.
A few highlights …
Altiris - Had revenues of $99 million last year and $175 in 2004. They expect revenues of $245 million in 2005.
myfamily.com [...]
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has blogging stalled?
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internet filter, contentwatch, wins award
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